Depreciaiton as per Double Declinng Depreciaiton |
DDB Rate= 1/ Useful life X 200% |
1/8X200%=25% |
Year-1 |
(76000*25%)=$19000 |
Year-2 |
(76000-19000)*25%=14250 |
Depreciaiton as per 150% Declinng Depreciaiton |
Depreciation Rate= 1/ Useful life X150% |
1/8X150%=18.75% |
Year-1 |
(76000*18.75%)=$14250 |
Year-2 |
(76000-14250)*18.75%=11578 |
Statement showing Comparison | ||
Year-1 | Year-2 | |
Double Declining Balance | $19,000.00 | $14,250.00 |
150% Declining Balance | $14,250.00 | $11,578.00 |
Difference | $4,750.00 | $2,672.00 |
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