Schedule
Rate = 100/8*2 = 25%
Year | Book value | rate | Depreciation | Book value |
1 | 60000 | 25% | 15000 | 45000 |
2 | 45000 | 25% | 11250 | 33750 |
3 | 33750 | 25% | 8438 | 25312 |
4 | 25312 | 25% | 6328 | 18984 |
5 | 18984 | 25% | 4746 | 14238 |
6 | 14238 | 25% | 3560 | 10678 |
7 | 10678 | 25% | 2670 | 8008 |
8 | 8008 | 25% | 4008 | 4000 |
Use the following information to complete the deprecation schedule below using the Double Declining Balance method...
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