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Reitmans (Canada) Limited reported the following selected information as at January 31, 2015 (in thousands): Accumulated...

Reitmans (Canada) Limited reported the following selected information as at January 31, 2015 (in thousands):

Accumulated amortization—software $8,184
Accumulated depreciation—buildings 19,096
Accumulated depreciation—fixtures and equipment 68,010
Accumulated depreciation—leasehold improvements 83,299
Amortization expense 3,999
Buildings 45,633
Depreciation expense 42,410
Fixtures and equipment 131,073
Goodwill 42,426
Impairment loss 8,276
Land 5,860
Leasehold improvements 140,188
Operating leases 376,372
Reversal of impairment loss 775
Software (intangible assets) 28,261
Trademarks 499

(a)

Identify in which financial statement (statement of financial position, income statement, or neither) and which section of the statement each of the above items should be reported.

Account Financial Statement Section
Accumulated amortization—software
Accumulated depreciation—buildings
Accumulated depreciation—fixtures and equipment
Accumulated depreciation—leasehold improvements
Amortization expense
Buildings
Depreciation expense
Fixtures and equipment
Goodwill
Impairment loss
Land
Leasehold improvements
Operating leases
Reversal of impairment loss
Software (intangible assets)
Trademarks

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Account Financial Statement ; Section
Accumulated amortization—software Statement of financial position ; PPE
Accumulated depreciation—buildings Statement of financial position ; PPE
Accumulated depreciation—fixtures and equipment Statement of financial position ; PPE
Accumulated depreciation—leasehold improvements Statement of financial position ; PPE
Amortization expense Income statement ; Operating expense
Buildings Statement of financial position ; PPE
Depreciation expense Income statement ; Operating expense
Fixtures and equipment Statement of financial position ; PPE
Goodwill Neither ; Goodwill
Impairment loss Income statement ; Operating expense
Land Statement of financial position ; PPE
Leasehold improvements Neither ; PPE
Operating leases (Note ) Income statement ; Operating expense
Reversal of impairment loss Income statement ; Revenue
Software (intangible assets) Statement of financial position ; Intangible asset
Trademarks Statement of financial position ;  Intangible asset

Note :

Only Operating leases arrangements cannot be recorded anywhere, either in Income statement or Statement of financial position but operating lease rentals are either recorded as income or expense in Income statement.


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