A company purchased office furniture on January 1st for $3,600. The expected useful life of the furniture is 6 years, and there is no residual value. Using the straight-line depreciation method, record the depreciation expense for one year.

A company purchased office furniture on January 1st for $3,600. The expected useful life of the furniture is 6 years, and there is no residual value. Using the straight-line depreciation method, record the depreciation expense for one year.

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A company purchased office furniture on January 1st
for $3,600. The expected useful life of the furniture
is 6 years, and there is no residual value.
Using the straight-line depreciation method, record
the depreciation expense for one year.

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