Show your computationIn early 2020, Cattle Inc. acquired production machinery at a cost of £400,000 withno residual value. The company applies straight-line method.At the end of 2023, when accumulated depreciation was £160,000, Cattle reportedan impairment loss of £80,000,One year later, the fair value less selling costs of the machinery is £210,000 and itsvalue in use is £208,000.InstructionsPrepare journal entry related to loss on impairment in 2023 and recovery ofimpairment loss in 2024 if the company applies revaluation model (proportionalmethod).

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In early 2020, Cattle Inc. acquired production machinery at a cost of £400,000 with no residual value. The company applies straight-line method. At the end of 2023, when accumulated depreciation was £160,000, Cattle reported an impairment loss of £80,000O. One year later, the fair value less selling costs of the machinery is £210,000 and its value in use is £208,000. Instructions Prepare journal entry related to loss on impairment in 2023 and recovery of impairment loss in 2024 if the company applies revaluation model (proportional method).

In early 2020, Cattle Inc. acquired production machinery at a cost of £400,000 with no residual value. The company applies straight-line method. At the end of 2023, when accumulated depreciation was £160,000, Cattle reported an impairment loss of £80,000O. One year later, the fair value less selling costs of the machinery is £210,000 and its value in use is £208,000. Instructions Prepare journal entry related to loss on impairment in 2023 and recovery of impairment loss in 2024 if the company applies revaluation model (proportional method).

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