a. Under the straight line method, depreciation is calculated by the following formula:
Depreciation = Cost - Salvage value / Useful life
Cost = $208800, Salvage value = $18000, useful life = 4
Depreciation = ($208800 - $18000) / 4 = $47700
Under straight line method, depreciation remains the same for every year. So depreciation for all the years will be $47700.
Year | Depreciation expense |
1 | 47700 |
2 | 47700 |
3 | 47700 |
4 | 47700 |
Total | 190800 |
b. Under units of production method, first we will calculate the depreciation per unit and then we will calculate the depreciation expense.
Depreciation per unit = Cost - Salvage value / Estimated units
Estimated units = 477000
Rate per unit = ($208800 - $18000) / 477000 = $190800 / 477000 = $0.4 per unit
In the next step, we will compute the depreciation expense as per below:
Depreciation expense = Depreciation per unit * No. of units produced
Year | Depreciable units | Depreciation per unit | Depreciation expense |
1 | 122400 | $0.4 | $48960 |
2 | 124100 | $0.4 | $49640 |
3 | 120400 | $0.4 | $48160 |
4 | 120100 | $0.4 | $44040 |
Total | 487000 | $190800 |
Machine cannot be depreciated below its salvage value. So, machine will be depreciated till the amount of $190800 (i.e. $208800 - $18000). So, depreciation in 4th year will be the amount as reduced by the sum of the depreciation charged for first 3 years. Depreciation in 4th year will thus be $44040 (i.e $190800 - $48960 - $49640 - $48160).
c. Under double declining balance method, depreciation is calculated by the following formula:
Depreciation rate = 2 * 1 / N
where, n is the no. of years or useful life
Depreciation rate = 2 * 1 / 4 = 50%
Year | Beginning period book value | Depreciation rate | Depreciation expense | Accumulated depreciation | End of period book value |
1 | 208800 | 50% | 104400 | 104400 | 104400 |
2 | 104400 | 50% | 52200 | 156600 | 52200 |
3 | 52200 | 50% | 26100 | 182700 | 26100 |
4 | 26100 | 50% | 8100 | 190800 | 18000 |
Machine cannot be depreciated below its salvage value. So, machine will be depreciated till the end of the period book value reaches salvage value amount of $18000. So, depreciation in 4th year will be the amount that will make accumulated depreciation equal to $190800. Depreciation in 4th year will thus be $8100.
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