a) | Straight Line | ||||
Cost | $ 95,230.00 | ||||
Salvage value | $ 5,350.00 | ||||
Depreciable cost | $ 89,880.00 | ||||
Service Life | 7 | years | |||
Depreciation expense | $ 12,840.00 | per year | |||
For 2017 | $ 12840 x 7/12 = | $ 7,490 | |||
For 2018 | $ 12,840 |
b) | Units of output | |||
Cost | $ 95,230.00 | |||
Salvage value | $ 5,350.00 | |||
Depreciable cost | $ 89,880.00 | |||
Total production units | 561750 | |||
Depreciation expense per unit | $ 0.16 | |||
For 2017 | $ 0.16 x 58850 | $ 9,416 | ||
For 2018 | $ 0.16 x 51360 | $ 8,218 |
c) | Working hours | |||
Cost | $ 95,230.00 | |||
Salvage value | $ 5,350.00 | |||
Depreciable cost | $ 89,880.00 | |||
Total working hours | 44940 | |||
Depreciation expense per hour | $ 2.00 | |||
For 2017 | $ 2 x 6420 | $ 12,840.00 | ||
For 2018 | $ 2 x 5885 | $ 11,770.00 |
d) | Sum of the years' digits | ||||||
Cost | $ 95,230.00 | ||||||
Salvage value | $ 5,350.00 | ||||||
Depreciable cost | $ 89,880.00 | ||||||
Total sum of the years | (7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1) | 28 | |||||
For 2017 | $ 89880 x 7/28 x 7/12 | $ 13,108 | |||||
For 2018 | ($ 89880 x 7/28 x 5/12) + ($ 89880 x 6/28 x 7/12) | $ 20,598 |
e) | Double Declining Balance | ||||
Cost | 95230 | ||||
Rate of depreciation (100% x 2/7) | 28.57% | ||||
For 2017 | ($ 95230 x 28.57% x 7/12) | $ 15,871 | |||
For 2018 | [($ 95230 - $ 15871) x 28.57%] | $ 22,673 |
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