1) straight line method
year |
cost |
depreciation expense |
accumulated depreciation |
book value |
at acquisition |
32,400 |
- |
- |
32,400 |
1 |
32,400 |
10,100 |
10,100 |
22,300 |
2 |
32,400 |
10,100 |
20,200 |
12,200 |
3 |
32,400 |
10,100 |
30,300 |
2,100 |
Depreciation = cost – residual value / useful life
= 32,400 – 2,100 / 3
= 10,100 per year
2) Units of production method
year |
cost |
transaction |
rate of depreciation |
depreciation expense |
accumulated depreciation |
book value |
at acquisition |
32,400 |
- |
0.11 |
- |
- |
32,400 |
1 |
32,400 |
66,240 |
0.11 |
7,286 |
7,286 |
25,114 |
2 |
32,400 |
1,51,800 |
0.11 |
16,698 |
23,984 |
8,416 |
3 |
32,400 |
57,960 |
0.11 |
6,376 |
30,360 |
2,040 |
Depreciation rate = cost – residual value / useful life in transactions
= 32,400 – 2,100 / 276,000
= 0.11 per transaction
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