Business Personal Property Rendition- How do I determine original cost?
How do I determine original
cost?
To determine original cost, refer to your
accounting records, such as original journal entries and account ledgers. Use
original purchase documents, such as invoices or purchase orders to determine
the original cost of the asset. Add all costs attributed to getting the asset
functioning, such as freight and set-up cost.
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