Capital and Repair Expenditures - Actual 2009 - Form A8

Please correct pre-printed label information, if necessary;

• a: Legal Name
• b: Business Name
• c: Location
• d: Principal Activity
• e: Type of Ownership*
• f: Mail Contact Name
• g: Title
• h: Mail Address
• i: Telephone Number (ext)
• j: Fax Number
• k: E-Mail

For the purpose of this survey, please report information for your 12 month fiscal period for which the FINAL DAY occurs on or between April 1(YYYY)* and March 31 (YYYY)*

Please indicate below the period covered by this report*

• 1: from (YYYYMM) to (YYYYMM)

Person completing this questionnaire;

• a: First Name and Last Name
• b: Title
• c: Telephone Number, Ext
• d: Fax Number
• e: Signature (I certify that the information contained herein is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge)
• f: Date completed (YYYY MM DD)

Section A: Capital and Repair Expenditures (thousands of dollars) Actual (YYYY)* - Question identifier:1.

What is the total cost of Land?

Section A: Capital and Repair Expenditures (thousands of dollars) Actual (YYYY)* - Question identifier:2.

Please report for Residential Construction;

• a: Total cost of New Assets (include used fixed assets if imported)
• b: Total cost of the Purchase of Used Canadian Assets
• c: Total cost of Renovation Retrofit Refurbishing Overhauling Resortation

Select applicable asset codes for NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION;

Industrial Building Construction

• 1001: Plants for manufacturing
• 1008: Maintenance garages, workshops, equipment storage facilities
• 1009: Railway shops, engine houses
• 1010: Aircraft hangars
• 1021: Farm buildings
• 1097: Other industrial construction

Commercial Building Construction

• 1004: Laboratories, research & development centres
• 1006: Warehouses, refrigerated storage, freight terminals
• 1007: Grain elevators and terminals
• 1011: Service stations (include self-serve & car washes)
• 1012: Automotive dealerships
• 1013: Office buildings
• 1014: Hotels, motels, convention centres
• 1015: Restaurants, fast food outlets, bars, nightclubs
• 1016: Shopping centres, plazas, malls, stores
• 1018: Theaters, performing arts & cultural centres
• 1019: Indoor recreational buildings
  (e.g., sport complex, clubhouse, covered stadiums)
• 1022: Bunkhouses, dormitories, camp cookeries, camps
• 1202: Student residence (exclude residential construction)
• 1212: Post offices
• 2201: Passenger terminals (e.g., air, boat, bus, rail, and other)
• 3001: Broadcasting and communication buildings
• 1098: Other commercial construction

Institutional Building Construction

• 1201: Schools (include technical, vocational) colleges, universities & other educational buildings
• 1203: Churches & other religious buildings
• 1204: Hospitals, health centres, clinic & other health care centres
  (exclude residential construction)
• 1205: Nursing homes, homes for the aged
• 1206: Day care centres
• 1207: Libraries
• 1208: Historical sites
• 1209: Penitentiaries, detention centres & courthouses
• 1210: Museums, science centres, public archives
• 1211: Fire stations, fire halls
• 1214: Armouries, barracks, drill halls & other military type structures
• 1299: Other institutional and governmental construction

Marine Engineering Construction

• 2001: Docks, wharfes, piers, terminals
  (e.g., coal, oil, natural gas, containers, general cargo)
• 2002: Dredging and pile driving
• 2003: Breakwaters
• 2004: Canals and waterways
• 2099: Other marine construction

Transportation Engineering Construction

• 1017: Parking lots & parking garages
• 2202: Highways, roads, streets (include logging roads, signs, guardrails, lighting, landscaping, sidewalks, fences)
• 2203: Runways (include lighting)
• 2204: Rail track and roadbeds (include signals and interlockers)
• 2205: Bridges, trestles, overpasses
• 2206: Tunnels
• 2299: Other transportation construction

Waterworks Engineering Construction

• 2401: Reservoirs (include dams)
• 2402: Trunk and distribution mains
• 2412: Water pumping stations and filtration plants
• 2413: Water storage tanks
• 2499: Other waterworks construction

Sewage Engineering Construction

• 2601: Sewage treatment and disposal plants (include pumping stations)
• 2602: Sanitary & storm sewers, trunk & collection lines,
  open storm ditches
• 2603: Lagoons
• 2699: Other sewage system construction

Electric Power Engineering Construction

• 2801: Electric power construction

Communication Engineering Construction

• 3002: Cables and lines - coaxial, copper, aluminum, etc (exclude optical fibre) (e.g., aerial, underground and submarine)
• 3022: Optical fibre (e.g., aerial, underground and submarine)
• 3003: Transmission support structures - towers, poles, conduit
• 3099: Other communication construction

Oil and Gas Engineering Construction

• 1002: Oil refineries
• 1003: Natural gas processing plants
• 3201: Gas mains and services
• 3202: Pumping stations, oil
• 3203: Pumping stations, gas
• 3204: Bulk storage
• 3205: Oil pipelines
• 3206: Gas pipelines
• 3299: Other oil & gas facilities

Other Engineering Construction

• 1005: Pollution, abatement & control
• 1020: Outdoor recreational (e.g., parks, open stadiums,
  golf courses, ski resorts)
• 1213: Waste disposal facilities
• 2005: Irrigation & land reclamation projects
• 4999: Other engineering construction

Other Construction

• 5999: Other construction

NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION INCLUDE ACQUISITIONS TO WORK IN PROGRESS (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

For each asset code selected, please provide the following;

• a: New assets (include used fixed assets if imported)
• b: Purchase of Used Canadian Assets
• c: Renovation Retrofit Refurbishing Overhauling Restoration
• d: Total Capital Expenditures (The sums of a, b and c)
• e: Expected Useful Life of New Assets
• f: If reporting significant expenditures for other asset groups (Codes ending in 99) please describe.

NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION INCLUDE ACQUISITIONS TO WORK IN PROGRESS (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

For each asset code selected, please provide the total for each category;

• a: Box A1 New assets (include used fixed assets if imported)
• b: Box A2 Renovation Retrofit Refurbishing Overhauling Restoration
• c: Box B Total Capital Expenditures (The sum of 1. d above for all asset codes)

Select applicable asset codes for MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT;

Transportation Equipment

• 6001: Trucks, truck chassis, vans, sport utility vehicles and major replacement parts used for the transport of goods
  (exclude off-highway trucks see category 6010)
• 6002: Buses, Bus chassis and major replacement parts
• 6003: Automobiles, vans, sport utility vehicles and major replacement parts used for the transport of persons (exclude hearses and ambulances, see category 6010)
• 6004: Trailers and semi-trailers for the transport of goods (include major replacement parts)
• 6005: Special purpose motor vehicles and major replacement parts (e.g., mobile cranes, drilling derricks, concrete mixers, snow-blowing vehicles)
• 6006: Locomotives, rolling-stock, street and subway cars, other rapid transit equipment and major replacement parts
• 6007: Aircraft , helicopters, aircraft engines and major replacement parts (exclude satellites and flight simulators)
• 6008: Ships, boats and floating structures (include drilling rigs) and major replacement parts
• 6009: Truck bodies, bus bodies and cargo containers
• 6010: Other motor vehicles (e.g., off-highway trucks, all-terrain vehicles, hearses, ambulances, motorcycles)
  (include major replacement parts)
• 6011: Tractors of all types and other field equipment

Processing Equipment

• 7101: Filtering or purifying equipment for gases
  (e.g., air separators, electrostatic filters)
• 7102: Filtering or purifying equipment for liquids,
  (exclude beverages other than water and the preparation of foodstuffs, see category 7107) (e.g., water, sewage treatment, industrial waste treatment)
• 7103: Packaging and bottling machinery
  (e.g., cleaning, drying, filling, closing, sealing, capsuling
  or labelling containers; packing or wrapping)
• 7104: Logging machinery and machinery for making pulp, paper or paperboard
• 7105: Metal working machinery and equipment
  (e.g., casting machines, tube and rolling mills, bending, shearing, punching)
• 7106: Machine tools and tool accessories
• 7107: Other industry specific processing machinery and equipment (e.g., machinery for the industrial preparation or manufacture of food and beverages, printing machinery, injection-moulding machines)
• 7108: Industrial robots capable of performing a variety of
  functions by using different tools (exclude material
  handling equipment, irrigation systems and electric
  welding machines)
• 7199: Other processing machinery and equipment

Computers, Computer Software and Office Equipment

• 8001: Computers and related machinery and equipment,
  (exclude software purchased separately)
• 8021: Computer software - off the shelf pre-packaged
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8022: Computer software - custom designed/contracted out
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8023: Computer software - developed in-house/own account
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8024: Computer software (developed in-house) -
  for telecommunication network switching equipment
• 8003: Office machinery and equipment (exclude telephone equipment)
• 8004: Office furniture
• 8013: Radios, TVs, stereos, VCRs, DVDs and recorded tapes and discs

Telecommunications, Cable and Broadcasting

• 8107: Broadcasting and radio communication equipment
  (exclude transmission equipment, see category 8127)
• 8109: Radar and navigational instruments (e.g., radar and sonar equipment, radio navigational aid apparatus, GPS receivers)
• 8116: Network switching equipment-hardware including IP switches (routers) and PBXs used as public switches
  (exclude switching software, see category 8024)
• 8117: Terminal equipment (e.g., PBXs, telephone, handsets, cellular phones, key systems, modems, palm pilots, fax machines, pagers, satellite terminals/dishes, decoders,
  set-top boxes)
• 8127: Transmission equipment (e.g., transponders, receivers, cross connects, multiplexes, optical electronics, satellite earth stations, cell site equipment, antennas, cable head end equipment and components, cable distribution systems, plant equipment)
• 8199: Other communication equipment

Other Machinery and Equipment

• 8005: Other furniture, furnishings and fixtures (e.g., hotels, motels, restaurants, hospitals or store furnitures and fixtures)
• 9001: Gas generators, turbines, internal combustion engines and other motors (exclude motors for transportation equipment) and mechanical power transmission equipment
• 9002: Non-fuel dispensing pumps, air and gas compressors, fans and blowers
• 9003: Air conditioning (exclude portable air conditioners,
  see category 9099), refrigerating or freezing equipment
• 9004: Industrial or laboratory furnaces and ovens, and furnace
  burners and related equipment
• 9005: Well drilling and servicing rigs
  (other than floating, see category 6008)
• 9007: Fork-lift trucks and warehouse trucks
• 9008: Construction machinery, mining, oil and gas field machinery; (e.g., moving, grading, excavating, compacting, extracting or boring machinery for earth, minerals, ores or snow) (exclude tractors for agricultural work, see category 6011)
• 9009: Electric motors and generators
• 9010: Electric transformers, converters, inductors, switch gear
  and other industrial electric equipment
• 9011: Optical instruments and apparatus, laboratory, scientific
  and material-testing equipment (include flight simulators)
• 9012: Instruments and appliances for medical, surgical, dental
  or veterinary use, or for related purposes
• 9013: Measuring, checking or automatically controlling instruments and apparatus (exclude gas, water,
  and electricity meters see category 9099)
• 9014: Hand tools and power hand tools
• 9015: Capitalized tooling
• 9016: Military equipment
• 9106: Conveyors, elevators, hoisting and loading or unloading machinery
• 9099: Other machinery and equipment; (e.g., storage tanks, fire fighting vehicles, portable air conditioners, electric traffic control equipment, gas meters, water meters, electricity meters, central heating boilers, welding equipment)

MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INCLUDE ACQUISITIONS TO WORK IN PROGRESS (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

For each asset code selected, please provide the following;

• a: New assets (include used fixed assets if imported)
• b: Purchase of Used Canadian Assets
• c: Renovation Retrofit Refurbishing Overhauling Restoration
• d: Total Capital Expenditures (The sums of a, b and c)
• e: Expected Useful Life of New Assets
• f: If reporting significant expenditures for other asset groups (Codes ending in 99) please describe.

MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INCLUDE ACQUISITIONS TO WORK IN PROGRESS (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

For each asset code selected, please provide the total for each category;

• a: Box C1 New assets (include used fixed assets if imported)
• b: Box C2 Renovation Retrofit Refurbishing Overhauling Restoration
• c: Box D Total Capital Expenditures (The sum of 1. d above for all asset codes)

Section A continued (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

Please report the Non-Capitalized Repair and Maintenance Expenditures for;

• a: Box E Non-Residential Construction
• b: Box F Machinery and Equipment

Section A continued (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

Please report the total dollar value of your work in progress at year end for;
(These capital costs should be reported as Capital Expenditures in the year that they occurred.)

• a: Non-Residential Capital Construction
• b: Machinery and Equipment

Section A continued (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:3.

Please report the total expenditures of a capital nature that were charged to operating expenses during the reporting period for;

• a: Non-Residential Capital Construction
• b: Machinery and Equipment

Increase (Please select)

• 1: Launched new major project (s)
• 2: Expanded existing project (s)
• 3: Project restarted/resumed
• 4: Increased cost of project (s)
• 9: Other (s) Please specify:

Decrease (please select)

• 5: Project(s) on hold (temporary or not)
• 6: Project(s) cancelled/abandoned
• 7: Project(s) completed
• 8: Reduced size of existing project(s)/Extended project(s) timeline
• 9: Other(s) Please specify:

Increase (Please select)

• 1: Launched new major project (s)
• 2: Expanded existing project (s)
• 3: Project restarted/resumed
• 4: Increased cost of project (s)
• 9: Other (s) Please specify:

Decrease (please select)

• 5: Project(s) on hold (temporary or not)
• 6: Project(s) cancelled/abandoned
• 7: Project(s) completed
• 8: Reduced size of existing project(s)/Extended project(s) timeline
• 9: Other(s) Please specify:

Section C: Capacity Utilization (Manufacturing companies only) - Question identifier:1.

For (YYYY)*, this plant has been operating at what percentage of its capacity?

Capacity is defined as maximum production attainable under normal conditions. With regard to normal conditions, please follow the company's operating practices with respect to the use of production facilities, overtime, workshifts, holidays, etc. When any of your facilities permit the substitution of one product for another, use a product mix at capacity which is most similar to the composition of your (YYYY)* output.

Section C: Capacity Utilization (Manufacturing companies only) - Question identifier:2.

If this plant has been operating at less than capacity during (YYYY)* what is the principal reason? (Please select the appropriate choices)

• 1: Insufficient orders
• 2: Insufficient labour available
• 3: Lack of materials or supplies
• 4: Strike or work stoppage
• 5: Plant shutdown
• 6: Start-up of new operation
• 7: Sufficient inventory
• 8: Other reasons (please specify)

Section C: Capacity Utilization (Manufacturing companies only) - Question identifier:3.

If this plant has been operating at more than capacity during (YYYY)* , what is the principal reason? (Please select the appropriate choices)

• a: Stronger demand for product
• b: Insufficient inventory
• c: Other reasons (Please specify)

Section C: Capacity Utilization (Manufacturing companies only) - Question identifier:4.

Has the production capacity of this plant changed in (YYYY)* ?
(Change in resources e.g. plants, equipment, workforce, etc.)

Please select:

• a: Increased
• b: Decreased
• c: No change

Section D: Cost Components of Expenditures, (YYYY)* (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

From Section A, transfer totals from boxes A1 + A2 - New Non-Residential Construction including renovation and retrofit;

For responses 3-6 (inclusive) report for Expenditures on own account work

• 1: Total
• 2: Value of work performed by contractors
• 3: Value of own-account work
• 4: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Salaries and wages
• 5: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Materials and supplies
• 6: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Other charges

Section D: Cost Components of Expenditures, (YYYY)* (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

From Section A, transfer totals from box E - Construction Repair and Maintenance expenses;

For responses 3-6 (inclusive) report for Expenditures on own account work

• 1: Total
• 2: Value of work performed by contractors
• 3: Value of own-account work
• 4: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Salaries and wages
• 5: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Materials and supplies
• 6: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Other charges

Section D: Cost Components of Expenditures, (YYYY)* (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:3.

From Section A, transfer totals from boxes C1 + C2 - New Machinery and Equipment including renovation and retrofit;

For responses 3-6 (inclusive) report for Expenditures on own account work

• 1: Total
• 2: Value of work performed by contractors
• 3: Value of own-account work
• 4: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Salaries and wages
• 5: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Materials and supplies
• 6: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Other charges

Section D: Cost Components of Expenditures, (YYYY)* (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:4.

From Section A, transfer total from box F - Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance Expenses;

For responses 3-6 (inclusive) report for Expenditures on own account work

• 1: Total
• 2: Value of work performed by contractors
• 3: Value of own-account work
• 4: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Salaries and wages
• 5: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Materials and supplies
• 6: Distribution of own account by category of costs - Other charges

Section E: Assets Acquired Under Capital or Financial Lease - Question identifier:1.

Have you obtained new assets as a lessee under a capital or financial lease during the current year?

• a: Yes
• b: No

If you answered yes to question 1, please complete question 2.

Section E: Assets Acquired Under Capital or Financial Lease - Question identifier:2.

Our definition of capital requires that capital obtained under a capital or financial lease be excluded from the value of capital, this is because it is being reported by the lessor. We do however understand that it can be difficult to distinguish between assets solely based on the mode of acquisition. That said, were you able to exclude from the capital reported, all capital acquired as a lessee whether by capital or financial lease?

• a: Yes
• b: No

If you answered yes to question 2, please complete question 3.

Section E: Assets Acquired Under Capital or Financial Lease - Question identifier:3.1

What was the value of the assets acquired under capital or financial lease arrangements for Capital Construction?

Section E: Assets Acquired Under Capital or Financial Lease - Question identifier:3.2

What was the value of the assets acquired under capital or financial lease arrangements for Capital Machinery?

Section F: Disposals and Sales of Fixed Assets (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

For Land, please provide the following information;

• a: Selling Price
• b: Gross Book Value

Section F: Disposals and Sales of Fixed Assets (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

For residential construction, please provide the following information:

• a: Selling price
• b: Gross book value
• c: Age (years)

Select applicable asset codes for NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION;

Industrial Building Construction

• 1001: Plants for manufacturing
• 1008: Maintenance garages, workshops, equipment storage facilities
• 1009: Railway shops, engine houses
• 1010: Aircraft hangars
• 1021: Farm buildings
• 1097: Other industrial construction

Commercial Building Construction

• 1004: Laboratories, research & development centres
• 1006: Warehouses, refrigerated storage, freight terminals
• 1007: Grain elevators and terminals
• 1011: Service stations (include self-serve & car washes)
• 1012: Automotive dealerships
• 1013: Office buildings
• 1014: Hotels, motels, convention centres
• 1015: Restaurants, fast food outlets, bars, nightclubs
• 1016: Shopping centres, plazas, malls, stores
• 1018: Theaters, performing arts & cultural centres
• 1019: Indoor recreational buildings
  (e.g., sport complex, clubhouse, covered stadiums)
• 1022: Bunkhouses, dormitories, camp cookeries, camps
• 1202: Student residence (exclude residential construction)
• 1212: Post offices
• 2201: Passenger terminals (e.g., air, boat, bus, rail, and other)
• 3001: Broadcasting and communication buildings
• 1098: Other commercial construction

Institutional Building Construction

• 1201: Schools (include technical, vocational) colleges, universities & other educational buildings
• 1203: Churches & other religious buildings
• 1204: Hospitals, health centres, clinic & other health care centres
  (exclude residential construction)
• 1205: Nursing homes, homes for the aged
• 1206: Day care centres
• 1207: Libraries
• 1208: Historical sites
• 1209: Penitentiaries, detention centres & courthouses
• 1210: Museums, science centres, public archives
• 1211: Fire stations, fire halls
• 1214: Armouries, barracks, drill halls & other military type structures
• 1299: Other institutional and governmental construction

Marine Engineering Construction

• 2001: Docks, wharfes, piers, terminals
  (e.g., coal, oil, natural gas, containers, general cargo)
• 2002: Dredging and pile driving
• 2003: Breakwaters
• 2004: Canals and waterways
• 2099: Other marine construction

Transportation Engineering Construction

• 1017: Parking lots & parking garages
• 2202: Highways, roads, streets (include logging roads, signs, guardrails, lighting, landscaping, sidewalks, fences)
• 2203: Runways (include lighting)
• 2204: Rail track and roadbeds (include signals and interlockers)
• 2205: Bridges, trestles, overpasses
• 2206: Tunnels
• 2299: Other transportation construction

Waterworks Engineering Construction

• 2401: Reservoirs (include dams)
• 2402: Trunk and distribution mains
• 2412: Water pumping stations and filtration plants
• 2413: Water storage tanks
• 2499: Other waterworks construction

Sewage Engineering Construction

• 2601: Sewage treatment and disposal plants (include pumping stations)
• 2602: Sanitary & storm sewers, trunk & collection lines,
  open storm ditches
• 2603: Lagoons
• 2699: Other sewage system construction

Electric Power Engineering Construction

• 2801: Electric power construction

Communication Engineering Construction

• 3002: Cables and lines - coaxial, copper, aluminum, etc (exclude optical fibre) (e.g., aerial, underground and submarine)
• 3022: Optical fibre (e.g., aerial, underground and submarine)
• 3003: Transmission support structures - towers, poles, conduit
• 3099: Other communication construction

Oil and Gas Engineering Construction

• 1002: Oil refineries
• 1003: Natural gas processing plants
• 3201: Gas mains and services
• 3202: Pumping stations, oil
• 3203: Pumping stations, gas
• 3204: Bulk storage
• 3205: Oil pipelines
• 3206: Gas pipelines
• 3299: Other oil & gas facilities

Other Engineering Construction

• 1005: Pollution, abatement & control
• 1020: Outdoor recreational (e.g., parks, open stadiums,
  golf courses, ski resorts)
• 1213: Waste disposal facilities
• 2005: Irrigation & land reclamation projects
• 4999: Other engineering construction

Other Construction

• 5999: Other construction

Select applicable asset codes for MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT;

Transportation Equipment

• 6001: Trucks, truck chassis, vans, sport utility vehicles and major replacement parts used for the transport of goods
  (exclude off-highway trucks see category 6010)
• 6002: Buses, Bus chassis and major replacement parts
• 6003: Automobiles, vans, sport utility vehicles and major replacement parts used for the transport of persons (exclude hearses and ambulances, see category 6010)
• 6004: Trailers and semi-trailers for the transport of goods (include major replacement parts)
• 6005: Special purpose motor vehicles and major replacement parts (e.g., mobile cranes, drilling derricks, concrete mixers, snow-blowing vehicles)
• 6006: Locomotives, rolling-stock, street and subway cars, other rapid transit equipment and major replacement parts
• 6007: Aircraft , helicopters, aircraft engines and major replacement parts (exclude satellites and flight simulators)
• 6008: Ships, boats and floating structures (include drilling rigs) and major replacement parts
• 6009: Truck bodies, bus bodies and cargo containers
• 6010: Other motor vehicles (e.g., off-highway trucks, all-terrain vehicles, hearses, ambulances, motorcycles)
  (include major replacement parts)
• 6011: Tractors of all types and other field equipment

Processing Equipment

• 7101: Filtering or purifying equipment for gases
  (e.g., air separators, electrostatic filters)
• 7102: Filtering or purifying equipment for liquids,
  (exclude beverages other than water and the preparation of foodstuffs, see category 7107) (e.g., water, sewage treatment, industrial waste treatment)
• 7103: Packaging and bottling machinery
  (e.g., cleaning, drying, filling, closing, sealing, capsuling
  or labelling containers; packing or wrapping)
• 7104: Logging machinery and machinery for making pulp, paper or paperboard
• 7105: Metal working machinery and equipment
  (e.g., casting machines, tube and rolling mills, bending, shearing, punching)
• 7106: Machine tools and tool accessories
• 7107: Other industry specific processing machinery and equipment (e.g., machinery for the industrial preparation or manufacture of food and beverages, printing machinery, injection-moulding machines)
• 7108: Industrial robots capable of performing a variety of
  functions by using different tools (exclude material
  handling equipment, irrigation systems and electric
  welding machines)
• 7199: Other processing machinery and equipment

Computers, Computer Software and Office Equipment

• 8001: Computers and related machinery and equipment,
  (exclude software purchased separately)
• 8021: Computer software - off the shelf pre-packaged
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8022: Computer software - custom designed/contracted out
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8023: Computer software - developed in-house/own account
  (exclude telecommunication network applications)
• 8024: Computer software (developed in-house) -
  for telecommunication network switching equipment
• 8003: Office machinery and equipment (exclude telephone equipment)
• 8004: Office furniture
• 8013: Radios, TVs, stereos, VCRs, DVDs and recorded tapes and discs

Telecommunications, Cable and Broadcasting

• 8107: Broadcasting and radio communication equipment
  (exclude transmission equipment, see category 8127)
• 8109: Radar and navigational instruments (e.g., radar and sonar equipment, radio navigational aid apparatus, GPS receivers)
• 8116: Network switching equipment-hardware including IP switches (routers) and PBXs used as public switches
  (exclude switching software, see category 8024)
• 8117: Terminal equipment (e.g., PBXs, telephone, handsets, cellular phones, key systems, modems, palm pilots, fax machines, pagers, satellite terminals/dishes, decoders,
  set-top boxes)
• 8127: Transmission equipment (e.g., transponders, receivers, cross connects, multiplexes, optical electronics, satellite earth stations, cell site equipment, antennas, cable head end equipment and components, cable distribution systems, plant equipment)
• 8199: Other communication equipment

Other Machinery and Equipment

• 8005: Other furniture, furnishings and fixtures (e.g., hotels, motels, restaurants, hospitals or store furnitures and fixtures)
• 9001: Gas generators, turbines, internal combustion engines and other motors (exclude motors for transportation equipment) and mechanical power transmission equipment
• 9002: Non-fuel dispensing pumps, air and gas compressors, fans and blowers
• 9003: Air conditioning (exclude portable air conditioners,
  see category 9099), refrigerating or freezing equipment
• 9004: Industrial or laboratory furnaces and ovens, and furnace
  burners and related equipment
• 9005: Well drilling and servicing rigs
  (other than floating, see category 6008)
• 9007: Fork-lift trucks and warehouse trucks
• 9008: Construction machinery, mining, oil and gas field machinery; (e.g., moving, grading, excavating, compacting, extracting or boring machinery for earth, minerals, ores or snow) (exclude tractors for agricultural work, see category 6011)
• 9009: Electric motors and generators
• 9010: Electric transformers, converters, inductors, switch gear
  and other industrial electric equipment
• 9011: Optical instruments and apparatus, laboratory, scientific
  and material-testing equipment (include flight simulators)
• 9012: Instruments and appliances for medical, surgical, dental
  or veterinary use, or for related purposes
• 9013: Measuring, checking or automatically controlling instruments and apparatus (exclude gas, water,
  and electricity meters see category 9099)
• 9014: Hand tools and power hand tools
• 9015: Capitalized tooling
• 9016: Military equipment
• 9106: Conveyors, elevators, hoisting and loading or unloading machinery
• 9099: Other machinery and equipment; (e.g., storage tanks, fire fighting vehicles, portable air conditioners, electric traffic control equipment, gas meters, water meters, electricity meters, central heating boilers, welding equipment)

NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION/MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:1.

For each asset code selected please provide the totals for each category;

• a: Selling price
• b: Gross book value
• c: Age (years)

NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION/MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (thousands of dollars) - Question identifier:2.

If reporting expenditures for other asset groups (codes ending in 99) please provide the asset code and a description of the asset(s)

How much time was spent compiling data and completing this questionnaire?

• 1: Please report in hour(s) and minute(s)

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