Calculation of cost of the machine to be capitalized:
cash price: $49500
add: sales tax $3400
add: shipping cost $100
add: Insurance during shipping $110
add: Installation and testing costs $90
add: first oil and lubricants $100
Total cost to be capitalized = $53,300
solution :
a.) Journal to record purchase : (on September 1, 2017)
Machine (Property, plant and equipment) account debit $53300
Cash account credit $53300
(being machine purchased in cash)
b.) Annual depreciation : (on december 31,2017 ) :
Note: Assets is used 4 months in current year therefore proportionate depreciation has to be charged.
Annual Depreciation as per Straight-line method = (Cost - Salvage) / Useful life of asset = [ ($53300 - $4050) / 5 years ]= $9850
Depreciation for this year =[ ($53300 - $4050) / 5 years ] * 4months/12 = $3283.
c.) Depreciation schedule as per Straight Line Method :
Depreciation rate (effective) on cost = [($53300- $4050) /$53300 ] / 5 Years = 18.48%
Cost | Depreciation Rate | Annual Depreciation expense | Accumulated depreciation | Book value | |
2017 | 53300 | 18.48% | 3283 | 3283 | 50017 |
2018 | 53300 | 18.48% | 9850 | 13133 | 40167 |
2019 | 53300 | 18.48% | 9850 | 22983 | 30317 |
2020 | 53300 | 18.48% | 9850 | 32833 | 20467 |
2021 | 53300 | 18.48% | 9850 | 42683 | 10617 |
2022 | 53300 | 18.48% | 6567 | 49250 | 4050 |
d.) Depreciation schedule as per Declining method :
NOTE : In Declining balance method there is no use of Salvage value.
Note : The rate of depreciation is assumed as 20%
Cost | Depreciation Rate | Annual Depreciation expense | Accumulated depreciation | Book value | |
2017 | 53300 | 20% | 3553 | 3553 | 49747 |
2018 | 53300 | 20% | 9949 | 13502 | 39798 |
2019 | 53300 | 20% | 7960 | 21462 | 31838 |
2020 | 53300 | 20% | 6368 | 27830 | 25470 |
2021 | 53300 | 20% | 5094 | 32924 | 20376 |
2022 | 53300 | 20% | 4075 | 36999 | 16301 |
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