Machine 6690 | |
Cost | 72900 |
Useful life | 4 years |
Salvage value | 8100 |
Depreciation method | Straight line |
Depreciation for the year | =(Cost-Salvage value)/useful life |
=(72900-8100)/4 | |
=64800/4 | |
16200 |
WDV calculation | |
Cost | 72900 |
Dpreciation from may to december 2020 | 10800 |
Opening value 2021 | 62100 |
Depreciation for 2021 | 16200 |
opening value 2022 | 45900 |
Depreciation from Jan to Aug 2022 | 9630 |
Value as on 5th | 36270 |
Sale | 40500 |
Gain on sale | 4230 |
Depreciation calculation | |
Depreciation for the year | 16200 |
Depreciation per month | 1350 |
Depreciation for a day | 45 |
Depreciation 2020 | |
For May to Dec (8 months) | =1350*8 |
10800 | |
Depreciation for 2021 | 16200 |
Depreciation for 2022 | |
From Jan to July (7 months) | =1350*7 |
9450 | |
From 1st to 4th August ( 4 days) | =45*4 |
180 | |
9630 | |
Total depreciation | 36630 |
Machin 6694
Cost | 54000 |
Useful life | 5 years |
Salvage value | 9450 |
Depreciation method | Double declining balance |
Depreciation rate | =2 * straight line method rate |
=2*(100/5) | |
=2*20 | |
40 |
WDV calculation | |
Cost | 54000 |
Depreciation for 2022 | 8760 |
opening value 2023 | 45240 |
Depreciation for 2023 | 21600 |
opening value 2024 | 23640 |
Depreciation for 2024 | 21600 |
opening value 2025 | 2040 |
depreication for 2025 | 1800 |
Value on feb 1 2025 | 240 |
Sale | 13500 |
Gain on sale | 13260 |
Depreciation calculation | |
Depreciation for the year | =depreciation rate * book value |
=40% *54000 | |
21600 | |
Depreciation for the month | 1800 |
Depreciation for the day | 60 |
Depreciation for 2023 | |
Depreication from 5th to 30th august (26 days) | =60*26 |
1560 | |
Depreciation from Sept to dec (4 months) | =1800*4 |
7200 | |
8760 | |
Depreciation for 2025 | |
Depreciation for Jan | 1800 |
Machine 6711
Cost | 79650 |
Useful life | |
Salvage value | 8100 |
Depreciation method | Units of production |
Estimated units producted | 75000 |
units in 2025 | 7500 |
Units for 2026 | 11250 |
Depreciation | =(cost-salvage value)/estimated units to be produced |
=(79650-8100)/75000 | |
0.954 |
WDV calculation | |
Cost | 79650 |
Depreciation for 2025 | 7155 |
Opening WDV 2026 | 72495 |
Depreciation for 2026 | 10732.5 |
WDV Oct 3,2026 | 61762.5 |
Sale value | 54000 |
Loss on sale | 7762.5 |
Depreciation calculation | |
For 2025 | |
Units produced | 7500 |
Depreciation | = rate*units produced |
=0.954*7500 | |
7155 | |
For 2026 | |
Units produced | 11250 |
Depreciation | = rate*units produced |
=0.954*11250 | |
10732.5 |
Journal entries
Debit | Credit | ||
01-05-2020 | Machine 6690 | 72900 | |
TO Cash | 72900 | ||
(purchase of machine) | |||
31-12-2020 | Depreciation expense | 10800 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6690 | 10800 | ||
31-12-2021 | Depreciation expense | 16200 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6690 | 16200 | ||
04-08-2022 | Depreciation expense | 9630 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6690 | 9630 | ||
05-08-2022 | Machine 6691 | 54000 | |
accumulated depreication-Machine 6690 | 36630 | ||
To Gain on sale of machine | 4230 | ||
To Cash | 13500 | ||
To Machine 6690 | 72900 | ||
31-12-2022 | Depreciation expense | 8760 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6691 | 8760 | ||
31-12-2023 | Depreciation expense | 21600 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6691 | 21600 | ||
31-12-2024 | Depreciation expense | 21600 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6691 | 21600 | ||
31-01-2025 | Depreciation expense | 1800 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6691 | 1800 | ||
01-02-2025 | Cash | 13500 | |
accumulated depreication-Machine 6691 | 53760 | ||
To Gain on sale of machine | 13260 | ||
To Machine 6691 | 54000 | ||
01-02-2025 | Machine 6711 | 79650 | |
To cash | 79650 | ||
31-12-2025 | Depreciation expense | 7155 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6711 | 7155 | ||
03-10-2026 | Depreciation expense | 10732.5 | |
To accumulated depreication-Machine 6711 | 10732.5 | ||
03-10-2026 | Cash | 54000 | |
Loss on sale of machine | 7762.5 | ||
accumulated depreication-Machine 6711 | 17887.5 | ||
To Machine 6711 | 79650 |
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