Part 1 A
Straight-line method |
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Choose numerator |
/ |
Choose denominator |
= |
Annual depreciation expense |
Cost minus salvage |
/ |
Estimated useful life (years) |
= |
Depreciation expense |
$30000 |
/ |
4 |
= |
$7500 |
Cost minus salvage = depreciable base = 40000-10000 = 30000
Part 1 B
Units-of-production depreciation |
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Choose numerator |
/ |
Choose denominator |
= |
Annual depreciation expense |
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Cost minus salvage |
/ |
Total estimate units of production |
Depreciation expense per unit |
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$30000 |
/ |
120000 |
$0.40 |
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Year |
Annual production (units) |
Deprecation expense |
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1 |
35000 |
$14000 |
Total estimated production = 35000+55000+25000+5000 = 120000
Part 1 C
Depreciation for the period |
End of period |
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Annual period |
Beginning of period book value |
Deprecation rate (%) |
Depreciation expense |
Accumulated depreciation |
Book value |
First year |
40000 |
50% |
20000 |
20000 |
20000 |
Deprecation rate = 1/ estimated life * 2 = ¼ *2 = 50%
End period book value = beginning book value – depreciation expense
Part 2
Which method in part 1 results in the highest net income in the first year |
Straight-line method |
The method with the lowest depreciation expense will give the highest net income.
Part 3
Which method would we recommend the company use? |
Units of production method |
Because according this method, the equipment will be depreciated in the proportion of units produced. It will help to derive fair amount of depreciation.
Part 4
Which method would result in the highest amount of depreciation over an asset’s useful life? |
Double-declining balance method |
Because it ignores the salvage value.
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