Jan 2023 Dec 2022 Attractions Building & Equipment 35,255 33,798 Furniture fixtures & Equipment 26,358 24,409 Land Improvement 7,419 7,757 Lease 1,058 1,037 Total 70,090 66,998 Depreciation -42,610 -39,356 Question. Assume at beginning of 2023 half the cost of PPE and half the accumulated depreciation pertained to Equipment purchased 1 year ago. Equip. depreciated using lower limit. (2-3 years lifespan) straight method. Calculate depreciation expense, Accumulated depreciation and net book value for equipment at end of 2023.

Jan 2023 Dec 2022 Attractions Building & Equipment 35,255 33,798 Furniture fixtures & Equipment 26,358 24,409 Land Improvement 7,419 7,757 Lease 1,058 1,037 Total 70,090 66,998 Depreciation -42,610 -39,356 Question. Assume at beginning of 2023 half the cost of PPE and half the accumulated depreciation pertained to Equipment purchased 1 year ago. Equip. depreciated using lower limit. (2-3 years lifespan) straight method. Calculate depreciation expense, Accumulated depreciation and net book value for equipment at end of 2023.

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