Company A purchased equipment. The cost for the equipment is 500,000. Estimated salvage value after 5...
Company A purchased equipment. The cost for the equipment is 500,000. Estimated salvage value after 5 years is 50,000.
1.Determine the depreciation for n= 3 using MACRS, DDB, 150% DB and SL methods.
2.Plot the book value of DDB and SL depreciation.
EVERYTHING ABOVE HERE IS THE QUESTION. EVERYTHING BELOW HERE IS SOMEWHAT HOW IT NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED. THIS IS JUST THE START BUT PLEASE IN MICROSOFT EXCEL IN RELATION TO HOW IT IS BELOW
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