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1.bad debt expense = $10,500.
working:
bad debt expense = ($100,000*10%) =>$10,000 + 500 debit balance =>$10,500.
2.D.$20,000.
working:
yearly depreciation percentage = (1 / 5 years life * 2 *100)=>40%.
=>$50,000*40%=>$20,000.
3.C.14,100.
working:
depreciation = (173,000 -23000 salvage) * 94,000 /1,000,000
=>$14,100.
4.c.101,000 loss on disposal.
| cost | 359,000 |
| less: accumulated depreciation | (146,000) |
| book value | 213,000 |
| less: sale value | (112,000) |
| loss (since book value is more) | 101,000 |
5.c.loss of $40,000.
the following will be the entry:
| cash | 174,000 | |
| loss on sale of machine | 40,000 | |
| accumulated depreciation | 204,000 | |
| ...............To equipment a/c | . | 418,000 |
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