Resorts Ltd. has occupied its plant facility for 15 years, about one-third of its expected useful life. Although still very functional, numerous repairs have been required in recent months. Te accounts indicate the original cost of the plant building was $500. The entire inside of the plant was painted at a cost of $2; the old wooden rood was replaced with a new one at a cost of $45; and part of the plumbing system was upgraded at a cost of $25 due to a change in the manufacturing process used. The plan was closed down while the roof was replaced, but overhead and administrates costs of $10 continued to be incurred even though production was at a standstill. The original rod had been identified as a separate component of the building when it was constructed with a cost of $30 and a useful life of 20 years. No separate records were kept of the original cost of the plumbing or painting.
Prepare entries to record the recent repairs. (Considering IFRS, PP&E IAS No.16)