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The general journal of Kevin Berry Industries included the following entries relating to various expenditures during 20X5. Review this information and prepare corresponding entries to record any necessary straight-line amortization or other impairment for the year ending December 31.
GENERAL JOURNAL
Date
Accounts
Debit
Credit
1-Jan
Patent
30,000
Cash
Acquired a patent from an inventor. The patent has a 15-year remaining legal life, but it is expected that Berry will utilize the patent for only 5 years.
15-May
Research Expense
12,000
Incurred costs in research and development activity. It is possible these costs will result in new product with a 48-month life.
1-Sep
Inventory
25,000
Building
75,000
Goodwill
50,000
150,000
To record purchase of business, expected to be operated successfully for an indefinite number of future years.
20-Dec
Copyright
10,000
Purchased copyright to a video production, but concluded that it was worthless by year's end.
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