Prepare depreciation schedule : Straight line depreciation
Year | Depreciation expense | Accumlated depreciation | Net book value |
At acquisition | 800000 | ||
1 | 142480 | 142480 | 657520 |
2 | 142480 | 284960 | 515040 |
3 | 142480 | 427440 | 372560 |
4 | 142480 | 569920 | 230080 |
5 | 142480 | 712400 | 87600 |
Prepare depreciation schedule : Unit of production
Year | Depreciation expense | Accumlated depreciation | Net book value |
At acquisition | 800000 | ||
1 | 200200 | 200200 | 599800 |
2 | 176800 | 377000 | 423000 |
3 | 83200 | 460200 | 339800 |
4 | 156000 | 616200 | 183800 |
5 | 96200 | 712400 | 87600 |
Prepare depreciation schedule : Double declining
Year | Depreciation expense | Accumlated depreciation | Net book value |
At acquisition | 800000 | ||
1 | 320000 | 320000 | 480000 |
2 | 192000 | 512000 | 288000 |
3 | 115200 | 627200 | 172800 |
4 | 69120 | 696320 | 103680 |
5 | 16080 | 712400 | 87600 |
Strong Metals Inc. purchased a new stamping machine at the beginning of the year at a...
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