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TOKI PJSC owns two pieces of land in Dubai. Land A was purchased in 2013 at...

TOKI PJSC owns two pieces of land in Dubai. Land A was purchased in 2013 at a cost of Dh10 million while Land B was purchased in 2014 at a cost of Dh12 million. The lands were classified as fixed assets, and were revalued as follows:

Open market value

Land A

Land B

Years revalued

Dh million

Dh million

2015

8

16

2017

12

11

2019

11

14

Required:

At each valuation date, calculate the surplus or deficit arising on the revaluation of both lands, respectively.

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Particulars/ Year Land A Land B
2013          10,000,000                            -  
2014          12,000,000
2015
Cost in Year 2015          10,000,000          12,000,000
Revalued in Year 2015            8,000,000          16,000,000
Surplus/(Deficit)          (2,000,000)            4,000,000
2017
Cost in Year 2017            8,000,000          16,000,000
Revalued in Year 2017          12,000,000          11,000,000
Surplus/(Deficit)            4,000,000          (5,000,000)
2019
Cost in Year 2019          12,000,000          11,000,000
Revalued in Year 2019          11,000,000          14,000,000
Surplus/(Deficit)          (1,000,000)            3,000,000

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