Question

What will be the useful life repairs on a fixed asset?

Answer 1

Extraordinary repairs occur rarely, require large amounts of money, and increase the economic life of the asset. Because major and extraordinary repairs benefit multiple future periods, they are accounted for as additions, improvements, or replacements. In other words, major and extraordinary repairs represent capital expenditures. Hence, such repairs may be capitalized. Note, however, that even when a company can estimate its future major repairs, the company cannot accrue in advance for such repairs (i.e., accrue-in-advance method is prohibited).

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