32 only What are the three depreciation expenses given the following information
BUILDING-
COMPUTER EQUIP-
OFFICE EQUIP-
Calculation of depreciation expense for building
From the given details the cost allocated to building is $95,000 ($113,000-$18,000).
Depreciation expense per year = (Cost allocated to building - Salvage Value)/Useful Life
= ($95,000 - $500)/31.5 yrs = $3,000 per year
Depreciation Expense for June = $3,000/12 months = $250 per month
Therefore depreciation expense for building is $250.
Calculation of depreciation expense for computer equipment
Total cost of computer equipment acquired = $43,400 (fair value)+$15,120 (fair value)+$145,000
= $203,520
Depreciation expense per year = (Cost - Salvage Value)/Useful Life
= ($203,520 - $0)/5 yrs = $40,704 per year
Depreciation Expense for June = $40,704/12 months = $3,392 per month
Therefore depreciation expense for computer equipment is $3,392.
Calculation of depreciation expense for office equipment
Total cost of office equipment acquired = $896 (fair value)+$300-$60 = $1,136
Depreciation expense per year = (Cost - Salvage Value)/Useful Life
= ($1,136 - $500)/7 yrs = $90.86 per year
Depreciation Expense for June = $90.86/12 months = $7.57 per month
Therefore depreciation expense for office equipment is $7.57.
32 only What are the three depreciation expenses given the following information BUILDING- COMPUTER EQUIP- OFFICE...
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