a) Depreciation expense
2019 | 2020 | |
Straight line | (185000-3000/4) = 45500 | 45500 |
Double diminishing balance | 185000*50% = 92500 | 92500*50% = 46250 |
Units of production | (185000-3000/25000*3600) = 26208 | 32760 |
b) Carrying value = 185000-45500-45500 = 94000
c) Journal entry
No | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
Jan 4 | Machine | 185000 | |
Cash | 185000 | ||
Dec 31,2020 | Depreciation expense | 32760 | |
Accumulated depreciation-Machine | 32760 | ||
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