Accumulated Depreciation Accumulated Asset Acquisition Useful Depreciation Expense Depreciation Adjustments Category Number Description Date Life (Yrs) Cost to 12/31/19 2020 to 12/31/20 to 12/31/20 NBV Land 1 acre - 11th Line 05/31/19 100,000.00 09/01/18 09/01/18 401 Main Street 200,000.00 .5 acre 402 Main Street 20,000.00 320,000.00 Building 2018-01 401 Main Street 09/01/18 40 1,869,054.60 62,301.82 2018-09 410 Main Street 02/1/19 40 150,000.00 3,437.50 2019-09 406 Main Street 08/1/19 40 945,000.00 9,843.75 2,964,054.60 75,583.07 Equipment 2018-02 2013 Ford F150 Truck 02/01/18 6. 8,590.00 2,744.03 2018-03 2014 Dodge Ram Truck 03/31/18 6. 15,600.00 4,550.00 2018-04 Toro lawn mower 06/30/18 4 2,300.00 862.50 2018-05 2007 John Deere Excavator 09/01/18 10 25,000.00 3,333.33 09/01/18 | 10/01/18 | 10/01/18 03/01/19 2018-06 2009 Cat Backhoe 10 12,300.00 1,640.00 2018-07 2004 Case Tractor 10 9,800.00 1,225.00 2018-08 3 wagons 4 3,000.00 937.50 2019-10 2018 Chev Truck 6. 35,600.00 4,944.44 | 2010 Toyota Tundra 05/31/19 1,822.92 2019-11 6. 18,750.00 2019-12 2017 Kenworth 07/31/19 6 220,500.00 15,312.50 2019-13 2015 Loader 08/01/19 10 18,165.00 756.88 2019-14 1996 Grader 12/01/19 10 7,200.00 60.00 2019-15 Flat-bed Trailer 12/01/19 10 12,300.00 102.50 05/01/20 07/01/20 12/31/20 2020-16 2019 Grader 10 16,800.00 2020-17 1 wagon 1,000.00 2020-18 2012 Ford F150 6. 406,905.00 38,291.60 ТОTAL $ 3,690,959.60 $ 113,874.67
Accumulated Depreciation Accumulated Asset Acquisition Useful Depreciation Expense Depreciation Adjustments Category Number Description Date Life (Yrs) Cost to 12/31/19 2020 to 12/31/20 to 12/31/20 NBV Land 1 acre - 11th Line 05/31/19 100,000.00 09/01/18 09/01/18 401 Main Street 200,000.00 .5 acre 402 Main Street 20,000.00 320,000.00 Building 2018-01 401 Main Street 09/01/18 40 1,869,054.60 62,301.82 2018-09 410 Main Street 02/1/19 40 150,000.00 3,437.50 2019-09 406 Main Street 08/1/19 40 945,000.00 9,843.75 2,964,054.60 75,583.07 Equipment 2018-02 2013 Ford F150 Truck 02/01/18 6. 8,590.00 2,744.03 2018-03 2014 Dodge Ram Truck 03/31/18 6. 15,600.00 4,550.00 2018-04 Toro lawn mower 06/30/18 4 2,300.00 862.50 2018-05 2007 John Deere Excavator 09/01/18 10 25,000.00 3,333.33 09/01/18 | 10/01/18 | 10/01/18 03/01/19 2018-06 2009 Cat Backhoe 10 12,300.00 1,640.00 2018-07 2004 Case Tractor 10 9,800.00 1,225.00 2018-08 3 wagons 4 3,000.00 937.50 2019-10 2018 Chev Truck 6. 35,600.00 4,944.44 | 2010 Toyota Tundra 05/31/19 1,822.92 2019-11 6. 18,750.00 2019-12 2017 Kenworth 07/31/19 6 220,500.00 15,312.50 2019-13 2015 Loader 08/01/19 10 18,165.00 756.88 2019-14 1996 Grader 12/01/19 10 7,200.00 60.00 2019-15 Flat-bed Trailer 12/01/19 10 12,300.00 102.50 05/01/20 07/01/20 12/31/20 2020-16 2019 Grader 10 16,800.00 2020-17 1 wagon 1,000.00 2020-18 2012 Ford F150 6. 406,905.00 38,291.60 ТОTAL $ 3,690,959.60 $ 113,874.67
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Transcribed Image Text:f. Record Depreciation on assets
Depreciate the fixed assets according to the schedule. Depreciation is calculated on an annual
basis using the straight-line method.
For assets purchased during the year, round to the nearest month when calculating depreciation.
Note – two assets were purchased during the year. In the Excel spreadsheet, see the tab “Fixed
Asset Details" to perform any necessary calculations. Details on asset 2020-18 are provided
below.
g. Traded a vehicle
On December 31, 2020 (after recording depreciation); the company traded asset #2018-03 for a
2012 Ford F150. In addition to the trade, the company paid $2,000 cash for the new truck. The
fair value of asset # 2018-03 was $9,000. Assume that this transaction HAS commercial
substance. Once this new asset is purchased, do not depreciate it.
NOTE: This transaction has not been recorded and is NOT reflected in the Unadjusted Trial
Balance (on the Cash & Equivalents tab, the amount paid should flow thru the BMO Chequing
account).
In the Excel spreadsheet, see the tab “Fixed Asset Details" to perform any necessary
calculations; and update the schedule as needed.
h. Revalue an Asset
On December 31, 2020 (after recording depreciation); the company reviewed assets for
revaluation. The building at 410 Main Street was appraised with a new value of $146,000. The
company uses the revaluation asset adjustment method to account for revaluations.
In the Excel spreadsheet, see the tab “Fixed Asset Details" to perform any necessary
calculations; and update the schedule as needed.

Transcribed Image Text:Accumulated
Depreciation
Accumulated
Adjustments
to 12/31/20
Asset
Acquisition
Useful
Depreciation
Expense
Depreciation
Category Number
Description
Date
Life (Yrs)
Cost
to 12/31/19
2020
to 12/31/20
NBV
Land
1 acre - 11th Line
05/31/19
100,000.00
09/01/18
09/01/18
401 Main Street
200,000.00
20,000.00
.5 acre 402 Main Street
320,000.00
Building
2018-01
401 Main Street
09/01/18
40
1,869,054.60
62,301.82
02/1/19
08/1/19
2018-09
410 Main Street
40
150,000.00
3,437.50
2019-09
406 Main Street
40
945,000.00
9,843.75
2,964,054.60
75,583.07
Equipment
2018-02
2013 Ford F150 Truck
02/01/18
6
8,590.00
2,744.03
2018-03
2014 Dodge Ram Truck
03/31/18
6
15,600.00
4,550.00
2018-04
Toro lawn mower
06/30/18
4
2,300.00
862.50
2018-05
2007 John Deere Excavator
09/01/18
10
25,000.00
3,333.33
2018-06
2009 Cat Backhoe
09/01/18
10
12,300.00
1,640.00
2018-07
2004 Case Tractor
10/01/18
10
9,800.00
1,225.00
2018-08
3 wagons
10/01/18
4
3,000.00
937.50
03/01/19
05/31/19
2019-10
2018 Chev Truck
6.
35,600.00
4,944.44
1,822.92
15,312.50
2019-11
2010 Toyota Tundra
18,750.00
2019-12
2017 Kenworth
07/31/19
6
220,500.00
2019-13
2015 Loader
08/01/19
10
18,165.00
756.88
2019-14
1996 Grader
12/01/19
7,200.00
12,300.00
10
60.00
12/01/19
05/01/20
2019-15
Flat-bed Trailer
10
102.50
2020-16
2019 Grader
10
16,800.00
2020-17
1 wagon
07/01/20
4
1,000.00
2020-18
2012 Ford F150
12/31/20
6
406,905.00
38,291.60
ТОTAL
$ 3,690,959.60
113,874.67
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