1) | Bad debts are not estimated | ||||||
2) | land is not depreciated ,while building will be | ||||||
depreciated over its 20 year useful life | |||||||
3) | The $520 increase in annual insuance costs for | ||||||
the machine | |||||||
4) | 0.4 | ||||||
(45000-5000)/100,000 | |||||||
0.4 | |||||||
5) | 1/6*2 | ||||||
0.333333 | |||||||
60000*33.33% | |||||||
20000 | answer | ||||||
6) | 1/10*2 | ||||||
20% | dep | ||||||
year 2018 | 44000*20%= | 8800 | |||||
year 2019 | (44000-8800)*20%= | 7040 | |||||
total accumulated dep | 15840 | ||||||
book value | 44000-15840= | 28160 | answer | ||||
7) | The governments wants to encourage companies to invest in | ||||||
assets to promote economic renewal and growth | |||||||
8) | intangible asset | ||||||
9) | 320,000*3% | ||||||
9600 | |||||||
10) | Santigo does not have to collect directly from customers | ||||||
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