Answer 1 | ||||
SM rate = 1/5 = 20 % | ||||
DDB rate = 20 * 2 = 40 % | ||||
salaveg value is ignored . | ||||
DDB dep. For 2016 = 8700 * 40 % = 3480 | ||||
DDB dep. For 2017 = ( 8700 -3480 ) * 40 % * 10 / 12 = 1740 | ||||
SO, the book value on oct. 31, 2017 = | ||||
8700 - 3480 - 1740 = $ 3480 | ||||
Sold for $ 2500 | ||||
Sale proceeds - Book value = Gain ( loss ) on sale | ||||
2500 - 3480 = ( 980 ) loss | ||||
Answer 2 | ||||
Amortisation exp. ( 26700 / 3 years ) | 8900 | |||
Accumulated amortisation / Patent ( whichever account you use ) | 8900 | |||
Here 3 years is used since we take lesser of useful life and legal life | ||||
for amortising. | ||||
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