In: Accounting
| Company Allocation Table | ||||
| Allocation of Total Cost | Appraisal Value | % of Total appraised value | Total Cost of Acquistion | Apportioned Cost |
| Machine 1 | $40,000 | 0.25 | $202,000 | $50,500 |
| Machine 2 | $53,333 | 0.33 | $202,000 | $66,660 |
| Machine 3 | $66,667 | 0.42 | $202,000 | $84,840 |
| Total | $160,000 | 1 | $202,000 | |
| Since the Book values for the three machines is not visible in parathensis from the below we have that the first row is | ||||
| pertaining to the market values and rest are book values .So the first row have been taken as the market value or the | ||||
| appriasal value when making the purchase | ||||
| The apportioned cost is based on the rule that when there is a lumpsum payment made for various purchases it is | ||||
| necessary that the relative % of the appriased value is calculated and then allocated the lump sum amount as per that | ||||
| % to the various purchases to find the cost of acquisition. | ||||
| So the calculation for the three machine will be as below | ||||
| Machine 1 | ($202000)*.25 | |||
| Machine 2 | ($202000)*.33 | |||
| Machine 3 | ($202000)*.42 | |||