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<br />11. Cost of railroad rolling stock even if amortizable under <br />Section 184 of the Code. <br />12. Advertising costs which result in the acquisition of an <br />asset having a useful life substantially beyond the <br />taxable year. See A. V. Simonson, 5 T.C.M. 718 (19x6) <br />(cost of a promotional film not currently deductible). <br />13. Cost of trucks based at a trucking terminal facility <br />with respect to the terminal facility. Treas. Reg. § <br />1.103-10~(f), Example (11). Compare Rev. Rul. 80-12 <br />(expenditures for trucks are not capital expenditures <br />because they are not allocable to any specific facil- <br />ity). <br />14. Expenditures for equipment or machinery which is moved <br />into the county or municipality within three years of <br />the bond-issue; however, -only if the expenditures for <br />the equipment are made within the six-year period. <br />Treas. Reg. §1.103-10(f), Example (l2}. <br />15. Cost of molds used to manufacture custom plastic pro- <br />ducts wits respect to the manufacturing facility, re- <br />gardless of whether the manufa~t~urer or the customers <br />take title to the molds, if the molds have a useful <br />life substantially beyond the end of the taxable year. <br />Rev. Rul. 77-224, 1977-1 C.B. 25~: <br />16. If the principal user of a facility orders equipment <br />for~the facility from a manufacturer, expenditures paid <br />or incurred by the manufacturer are considered to have <br />been incurred concurrently by the principal user. The <br />amount which must be taken into account as a capital <br />expenditure is determined by multiplying (a) the total <br />purchase price payable for the equipment by the prin- <br />cipal user times (b} the percentage of the manufactur- <br />er's total expenditures paid within three years of the <br />bond issue. Rev. Rul. 78-347, 1978-2 C.B. 101. See <br />also Rev. Rul. 74-485, 1974-2 C.B. 32 (capital expendi- <br />tures by construction contractor attributed to prospec- <br />tive owner of building). Note that merely placing the <br />purchase order or entering the construction contract <br />does not incur any capital expenditure by itself. <br />_ - 1 <br />17. Cost of timber incurred under a pay-as-cut timber con- <br />tract when the timber is cut. Rev. Rul. 76-132, 1976-1 <br />C.B. 16. <br />