Cost of timber tract = $4,000,000
Residual value = $750,000
Estimated timber quantity = 6,500,000 board feet
Depletion expense per feet of timber = (Cost of timber tract - Residual value)/Estimated timber quantity
= (4,000,000 - 750,000)/6,500,000
= $0.5
Timber logged = 650,000 board feet
Depletion expense for 2018 = Timber logged x Depletion expense per feet of timber
= 650,000 x 0.5
= $325,000
Depreciation expense per feet of timber = Cost of logging roads/Estimated timber quantity
= 312,000/6,500,000
= $0.048
Depreciation of the logging roads = Timber logged x Depletion expense per feet of timber
= 650,000 x 0.048
= $31,200
Depletion of timber tract | $325,000 |
Depreciation of the logging roads | $31,200 |
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