Depreciation per year as per SLM =($16,000-$3,000) / 20 Years =$650 | ||
Depreciation for Year 1(For 4 months) =$650*4/12 =$217 | ||
The Journal entry will be: | ||
Debit to Depreciation expenses and Credit to Accumulated Depreciation with $217 | ||
So Option C is the answer |
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