
a.
The original cost of plant asset.
Given information:
Net book value of asset after 10 years is $2,600,000 on Jan 1 of current year.
Expected residual value is $500,000.
Estimated useful life is 25 years.
b.
The annual depreciation for first 10 years.
Given information:
Net book value of asset after 10 years is $2,600,000 on Jan 1 of current year.
Expected residual value is $500,000.
Estimated useful life is 25 years.
c.
To prepare: The
Given information:
Net book value of asset after 10 years is $2,600,000 on Jan 1 of current year.
Revised expected residual value is $100,000.
Revised estimated useful life is 20 years.
d.
To prepare: The footnote disclosure for change in accounting estimate.

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