Hi can you explain to me how to find the depreciation expense for the second year? Purchase price for computer: $27,000 Est. Useful life: 6 years Residual value: $1,000 The company uses double-declining-balance method. What I did- To find the depreciation rate I did 2/6= .333 I took $27,000 X .333 got the depreciation exp. of 8,910 Boom value of first year of $18,090. Year 2 beginning book value is $18,090 X .333 and got the SECOND YEAR DEPRECIATION EXPENSE of $5,969. But that’s not an option. Can you tell me where my calculations have gone wrong? My answer options are: $7,500 $6,000 $5,250 $8,250 Thanks For the

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Hi can you explain to me how to find the depreciation expense for the second year? Purchase price for computer: $27,000 Est. Useful life: 6 years Residual value: $1,000 The company uses double-declining-balance method. What I did- To find the depreciation rate I did 2/6= .333 I took $27,000 X .333 got the depreciation exp. of 8,910 Boom value of first year of $18,090. Year 2 beginning book value is $18,090 X .333 and got the SECOND YEAR DEPRECIATION EXPENSE of $5,969. But that’s not an option. Can you tell me where my calculations have gone wrong? My answer options are: $7,500 $6,000 $5,250 $8,250 Thanks For the
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Assets: Assets are the resources of an organization used for the purpose of business operations. They include both current and non-current assets. The assets which are used or are converted into cash within a year or less are called current assets and assets which are used for long term i.e. more than a year are called non-current or long term assets.

Depreciation: It is the value of the asset diminished for its use in the business operations. Thus, a portion of the value used in a year is treated as expense and is charged against the revenues.

Useful life: It is the period during which the asset is expected to work or is used for the purpose of business operations.

Salvage value: It is the expected value that can be fetched for an asset at the end of its useful like.

 

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