oyota has developed a new battery and on the first day of the period has taken out a patent. Toyota had expenditure as follows: Preparation costs $20,000 Legal costs $40,000 Filings costs with the government agency $30,000 Advertising costs $10,000 Wages of marketing staff $50,000 Toyota estimates the useful life of the patent for the battery at 3 years Toyota knows that advances in technology will mean a superior battery will likely become available at this time Required Determine the cost
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Toyota has developed a new battery and on the first day of the period has taken out a patent. Toyota had expenditure as follows: Preparation costs $20,000 Legal costs $40,000 Filings costs with the government agency $30,000 Advertising costs $10,000 Wages of marketing staff $50,000 Toyota estimates the useful life of the patent for the battery at 3 years Toyota knows that advances in technology will mean a superior battery will likely become available at this time Required Determine the cost
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