Requirement 1: Determine the cost of the machine as follows
Particulars | Amount |
Invoice price | $325,020 |
Delivery costs | $1,820 |
Installation and testing costs | $8,150 |
Total cost of the machine | $334,990 |
Requirement 2: Compute annual and total depreciation under straight line method as follows
Year | Depreciable Cost | Depreciation Expense | Accumulated Depreciation | Carrying Account |
2018 | $253,530 | $33,804 | $33,804 | $301,186 |
2019 | $253,530 | $50,706 | $84,510 | $250,480 |
2020 | $253,530 | $50,706 | $135,216 | $199,774 |
2021 | $253,530 | $50,706 | $185,922 | $149,068 |
2022 | $253,530 | $50,706 | $236,628 | $98,362 |
2023 | $253,530 | $16,902 | $253,530 | $81,460 |
Note: Annual depreciation expense
Particulars | Amount |
Cost of the machine | $334,990 |
Deduct: Residual value | ($81,460) |
Depreciable cost | $253,530 |
÷ Useful live of machine | 5 |
Annual depreciation expense | $50,706 |
Requirement 3: Compute annual and total deprecation cost under double declining balance method as follows
Year | Opening Carrying Amount | Depreciation Expense | Accumulated Depreciation | Carrying Account |
2018 | $334,990 | $89,331 | $89,331 | $245,659 |
2019 | $245,659 | $98,264 | $187,594 | $147,396 |
2020 | $147,396 | $58,958 | $246,553 | $88,437 |
2021 | $88,437 | $6,977 | $253,530 | $81,460 |
2022 | $81,460 | $0 | $253,530 | $81,460 |
2023 | $81,460 | $0 | $253,530 | $81,460 |
Double declining rate = 40% (1 ÷ 5 × 2)
Requirement 3: Compute annual and total deprecation cost under units of production method as follows
Year | Units-of-Production | Depreciation Expense | Accumulated Depreciation | Carrying Account |
$334,990 | ||||
2018 | 999 | $40,040 | $40,040 | $294,950 |
2019 | 1,507 | $60,401 | $100,440 | $234,550 |
2020 | 1,436 | $57,555 | $157,995 | $176,995 |
2021 | 1,364 | $54,669 | $212,664 | $122,326 |
2022 | 1,020 | $40,866 | $253,530 | $81,460 |
Note: Depreciable cost per unit
Particulars | Amount |
Cost of the machine | $334,990 |
Deduct: Residual value | ($81,460) |
Depreciable cost | $253,530 |
÷ Useful life in units | 6326 |
Depreciable cost per unit | $40.08 |
Requirement 5: Double-declining balance method causes net income lower in the early years asset's life.
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