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Non-current assets: disposal and revaluation










                   Example 3




                   Revaluation of non-current assets

                   Platinum owns a building which it purchased thirty years ago at a cost of
                   $200,000, depreciating it over fifty years on a straight-line basis, with a nil
                   estimated residual value. At 31 December 20X5, Platinum decided to account
                   for the building using the revaluation basis at its fair value of $300,000.

                   Required:


                   Show the accounting entries required to account for revaluation of the
                   building at 31 December 20X5 and present the ledger accounts for the
                   building asset account and the revaluation surplus account.

                   Solution

                   Debit                            $         Credit                         $

                   Building asset               100,000       Revaluation surplus         100,000
                   Accumulated dep’n            120,000       Revaluation surplus         120,000



                                                    Building asset
                    Date        Details                $      Date        Details               $

                    01.01.X5 Balance b/d           200,000
                                Revaluation                   31.12.X5
                    31.12.X5                       100,000                Balance c/d       300,000
                                surplus
                                                    ––––––                                   ––––––

                                                   300,000                                  300,000
                                                    ––––––                                   ––––––

                    01.01.X6 Balance c/d           300,000














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