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Problem 9-18A Partial years depreciation; alternative methods; exchange/disposal of PPE LO2, 3, 6 CHECK FIGURES: a. Machine
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Part A

Date

Account titles and explanation

Debit

Credit

Dec. 31, 2020

Depreciation expense – machine 1550

6075

Accumulated depreciation – machine 1550

6075

(to record depreciation)

Dec. 31, 2023

Depreciation expense – machine 1795

22646

Accumulated depreciation – machine 1795

22646

(to record depreciation)

Dec. 31, 2024

Depreciation expense – machine BT-311

77810

Accumulated depreciation – machine BT-311

77810

(to record depreciation)

Part B

Date

Account titles and explanation

Debit

Credit

Apr. 31, 2020

machine 1550

52900

Cash

52900

(to record purchase of Machine 1550)

Mar. 29, 2023

Machine 1795

60390

Accumulated depreciation - machine 1550

24300

machine 1550

52900

Cash

31790

(To record exchange of Machine 1550)

Oct. 2, 2024

Machine BT-311

537000

Accumulated depreciation - machine 1795

36800

Loss on Disposal (balancing figure)

35000

machine 1795

60390

Cash (742000-10000)

517000

(To record exchange of Machine 1795)

Aug. 21, 2027

Cash

81200

Accumulated depreciation – machine BT-311

348890

Loss on Disposal (balancing figure)

106910

Machine BT-311

537000

(to record sale of Machine BT-311)

Depreciation expense Dec. 31, 2017 = ((52900-4300)/6*9/12)= 6075

2020

6075

2021 ((52900-4300)/6)

8100

2022

8100

2023 ((52900-4300)/6)*3/12

2025

Accumulated depreciation

24300

Book value = 52900-24300 = 28600

Cash paid = 62000-30210 = 31790

Book value + cash paid = 28600+31790 = 60390

Depreciation Dec. 31, 2020 = 60390*2/4*9/12 =22646

2024 (60390-22646)*2/4*9/12

14154

2023

22646

Accumulated depreciation

36800

Depreciation Dec. 2024 = (537000-35000)/200000 = $2.51 per unit *31000 = $77810

2025-aug. 2027 (2.51*108000)

271080

2024

77810

Accumulated depreciation

348890

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