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Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
Jan-02 | Equipment A/C | 288000 | |
Cash A/C | 39000 | ||
Notes Payable A/C | 249000 | ||
Jan-03 | Equipment A/C | 39000 | |
Notes Payable A/C | 39000 | ||
Jan-30 | Notes Payable A/C | 39000 | |
Bank A/C | 39000 | ||
Feb-01 | Repair and Maintenance A/C | 2700 | |
Bank A/C | 2700 | ||
Mar-01 | Software Assets A/C | 15000 | |
Cash A/C | 15000 |
Depreciation Schedule | ||||||||||
Asset | Category | Useful Life | Book Value | Residual Value | Depriciable Value | SL Depreciation | Rate | Acclerate Rate | Year 1 Depreciation | Q1 |
Tangible Asset | Equipment | 5 | 327000 | 59000 | 268000 | 53600 | 16.39% | 32.78% | 107200 | 26800 |
Intangible Asset | Software | 2 | 15000 | 0 | 15000 | 6250 | 50% | NA | NA | 625 |
(for 10 months) |
Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
Mar-31 | Accumlated Depreciation on Equipment A/C | 26800 | |
Equipment A/C | 26800 | ||
Mar-31 | Amortization on Software A/C | 625 | |
Software A/C | 625 |
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