Annual Report - QPAC
Annual Report - QPAC
Annual Report - QPAC
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QUEENSLAND PERFORMING ARTS TRUST<br />
Note 15<br />
Property, Plant and Equipment<br />
2009 2008<br />
$’000 $’000<br />
Buildings<br />
– at management valuation (2006: independent valuation) 305 305<br />
less accumulated depreciation (42) (28)<br />
Land<br />
263 277<br />
– at management valuation (2006: independent valuation) 1,497 1,497<br />
Leasehold Improvements<br />
1,497 1,497<br />
– at cost 964 766<br />
less accumulated depreciation (329) (290)<br />
Plant and Equipment<br />
635 476<br />
– at cost 9,674 9,224<br />
less accumulated depreciation (7,332) (6,951)<br />
Heritage and cultural assets (Concert Hall Grand Organ)<br />
2,342 2,273<br />
– at independent valuation (2006: independent valuation) 3,360 3,360<br />
less accumulated depreciation (239) (159)<br />
Motor Vehicles<br />
3,121 3,201<br />
– at cost 46 46<br />
less accumulated depreciation (46) (46)<br />
Work in progress<br />
– –<br />
– at cost 163 138<br />
less accumulated depreciation – –<br />
163 138<br />
Total Property, Plant and Equipment – net book value 8,021 7,862<br />
Independent valuations of land, buildings, infrastructure, heritage and cultural assets were performed as at<br />
30 June 2006 by an independent valuer API qualified in Queensland on behalf of Rushton AssetVal Pty Ltd using<br />
‘fair value’ principles.<br />
The valuation of land and buildings is based on current market values.<br />
For heritage and cultural assets, the basis of valuation is depreciated current replacement cost.<br />
Plant and equipment and motor vehicles are valued at cost.<br />
Details of the Trust’s accounting policies in relation to non-current assets are provided in notes 2c to 2f.<br />
Notes to the Financial <strong>Report</strong> for the year ended 30 June 2009<br />
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