Financial and Managerial Accounting (Looseleaf) (Custom Package)
Financial and Managerial Accounting (Looseleaf) (Custom Package)
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Author: Wild
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 8, Problem 2PSB
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Depreciation:

Depreciation is the amount of decrease in the value of an asset within a set time period due to wear and tear of that particular asset. It helps in readjusting the actual cost of the particular asset o which the depreciation is applied.

Double Declining Balance Method:

It is a method of depreciation in which the rate of depreciation is double the rate of straight line method of depreciation. The amount of depreciation applied to the asset declines every period because book value declines every period.

Straight Line Depreciation:

Straight line depreciation is one of the methods of depreciation in which fixed rate of depreciation is provided throughout the course of depreciation on a particular asset.

Units of Production Depreciation Method:

This is a method of depreciation where the depreciation is not applied as straight line and is calculated with respect to the units that a particular asset produces gives.

The amount of depreciation.

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Given,
Cost of machine is $324,000.
Salvage value is $30,000.

Formula to calculate Depreciable cost:

    Depreciablecost=CostofmachineSalvagevalue

Substitute $257,000 as cost of machine and $20,000 as salvage value,

    Depreciablecost=$324,000$30,000 =$294,000

Total depreciable cost is $294,000.

Computation of depreciation amount:

Year Straight line ($) Units of production ($) Double Declining Balance ($)
1 58,800 71,120 128,750
2 58,800 64,080 64,375
3 58,800 63,400 32,188
4 58,800 68,720 12,187
5 58,800 26,680 11,990
Total 294,000 294,000 294,000

Working Notes:

Straight line method

Calculate Depreciation:

    Depreciation= ( CostoftheassetResidualvalue ) Usefullife = $324,000$30,000 5 = $294,000 5 =$58,800

Depreciation that will be charged in the 4 years with respect to straight line method is $58,800.

Units of production method

Year 1

Calculate depreciation with respect to units of production:

    Depreciationperunit= ( CostoftheassetSalvagevalue ) Usefullifeinunits = $324,000$30,000 $1,470,000units = $294,000 1,470,000 =0.2perunit

Depreciation per unit is 0.2.

Computation of depreciation,

    Depreciation=Totalunitsproducedin1styear×Depreciationperunit =$355,600×0.2 =$71,120

Depreciation that will be charged in the first year is $71,120.

Year 2

Given,
Units produced are $320,400.

Depreciation per unit is 0.2 per unit.

Computation of Depreciation:

    Depreciation=Totalunitsproducedin2ndyear×Depreciationperunit =$320,400×0.2 =$64,080

Depreciation that will be charged in the second year is $64,080.

Year 3

Depreciation per unit is 0.2 per unit.

Computation of Depreciation:

    Depreciation=Totalunitsproducedin3rdyear×Depreciationperunit =$317,000×0.2 =$63,400

Depreciation that will be charged in the third year is $63,400.

Year 4

Depreciation per unit is 0.2 per unit.

Computation of Depreciation:

    Depreciation=Totalunitsproducedin4thyear×Depreciationperunit =$343,600×0.2 =$68,720

Depreciation charged in the 4th year is $68,720.

Year 5

Depreciation per unit is 0.2 per unit.

Computation of Depreciation:

    Depreciation=Totalunitsproducedin4thyear×Depreciationperunit =$138,500×0.2 =$27,700

But the depreciation will be charged $26,680 only as depreciation can’t be charged on the salvage value of the asset.

Double Declining Balance method

Computation of Depreciation rate:

    Doubledecliningdepreciationrate= 100% Usefulyears ×2 = 100% 5 ×2 40%

Double declining depreciation rate is 40%.

Year 1

Computation of depreciation in the first year:

    Depreciation=Costofthemachine×Depreciationrate =$324,000×40% =$129,600.

Depreciation that will be charged in the first year is $129,600.

Year 2

Computation of book value in year 2:

    Bookvalue=CostoftheassetDepreciation =$324,000$129,600 =$194,400

Book value at the beginning of the second year is $194,400.

Computation of depreciation in the second year:

    Depreciation=Costofthemachine×Depreciationrate =$194,400×40% =$77,760.

Depreciation that will be charged in the second year is $77,760.

Year 3

Book value of the asset in the year 2 is $194,400.

Computation of book value in year 3:

    Bookvalue=CostoftheassetDepreciation =$194,400$77,760 =$116,640

Book value at the beginning of the third year is $116,640.

Computation of depreciation in the third year:

    Depreciation=Costofthemachine×Depreciationrate =$116,640×40% =$46,656

Depreciation that will be charged in the third year is $46,656.

Year 4

Book value of the asset in the year 3 is $116,640.

Computation of book value in year 4:

    Bookvalue=CostoftheassetDepreciation =$116,640$46,656 =$69,984

Computation of depreciation in the 4th year:

    Depreciation=Costofthemachine×Depreciationrate =$69,984×40% =$27,994

Depreciation that will be charged in the 5th year is $27,994.

Year 5

Book value of the asset in the year 4 is $69,984.

Computation of book value in year 5:

    Bookvalue=CostoftheassetDepreciation =$69,984$27,994 =$41,990

Computation of depreciation in the 5th year:

    Depreciation=Costofthemachine×Depreciationrate =$41,990×40% =$16,796

But the depreciation charged will only be 11,990 as the depreciation can’t be charged from the salvage value of the asset.

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