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Author: Carl Warren, James M. Reeve, Jonathan Duchac
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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1. (a)

To determine

Methods of Depreciation: Depreciation refers to the reduction in the monetary value of a fixed asset due to its wear and tear, or obsolescence. It is a method of distributing the cost of the fixed assets over its estimated useful life.

The three methods of depreciation are:

  • Straight-line method: Under the straight-line method of depreciation, the same amount of depreciation is allocated every year over the estimated useful life of an asset.
  • Units-of-activity method: In this method of depreciation, the amount of depreciation is charged based on the unit of production each year.
  • Double-declining balance method (Accelerated method): In this method of depreciation, the diminishing value of the asset is taken into consideration for determining the depreciation for the succeeding years.

the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by straight-line method.

1. (a)

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Determine the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by straight-line method.

2014:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Residual value of the equipment = $7,200

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =3 months (October 1-December 31)

Depreciation expense = [CostResidual valueEstimated useful life×Number of months used12][108,000$7,2003 Years×312][100,8003 Years×312]=$8,400

2015:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Residual value of the equipment = $7,200

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =12 months (January 1-Deccember 31)

Depreciation expense = [CostResidual valueEstimated useful life×Number of months used12][108,000$7,2003 Years×1212][100,8003 Years×1212]=$33,600

2016:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Residual value of the equipment = $7,200

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =12 months (January 1-Deccember 31)

Depreciation expense = [CostResidual valueEstimated useful life×Number of months used12][108,000$7,2003 Years×1212][100,8003 Years×312]=$33,600

2017:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Residual value of the equipment = $7,200

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =9 months (January 1-September 30)

Depreciation expense = [CostResidual valueEstimated useful life×Number of months used12][108,000$7,2003 Years×912][100,8003 Years×912]=$25,200

Conclusion

Therefore, the amount of depreciation ending December 31 by straight-line method for 2014 is $8,400, 2015:$33,600, 2016: $33,600, and 2017: $25,200.

(b)

To determine

the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by units-of-activity method.

(b)

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Determine the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by units-of-activity method.

Year Number of Hours (A) Depreciable Rate (B) (1) Depreciation Expense (A×B)
2014 1,350 $8.40 $11,340
2015 4,200 $8.40 $35,280
2017 3,650 $8.40 $30,660
2017 2,800 $8.40 $23,520

Table (1)

Working note:

Determine the depreciable rate of the equipment.

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Residual value of the equipment = $7,200

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 12,000 operating hours.

Depreciation expense = [CostResidual valueEstimated useful life][108,000$7,20012,000 Hours][100,80012,000 Hours]=$8.40 Per hour (1)

Conclusion

Therefore, the amounts of depreciation for three years ending December 31 by units-of-activity method are 2014: $11,340, 2015: $35,280, 2016: $30,660, and 2017: $23,520.

(c)

To determine

the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by double-declining-balance method.

(c)

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Determine the amount of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by double-declining-balance method.

2014:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =3 months (October 1-December 31)

Depreciation expense = [Purchase price×2Useful life×Number of months used12][108,000×23×312]=$18,000

2015:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Accumulated Depreciation=$18,000

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =12 months (January 1-December 31)

Depreciation expense =[( CostAccumualted depreciation)×2Usefullife×Number of months used12]=[( 108,000$18,000)×23×1212]=[$90,000×23×1212]=$60,000

2016:

Cost of the equipment= $108,000

Accumulated Depreciation= $78,000 ($18,000 - $60,000)

Estimated Useful life of the equipment = 3 years

Number of months equipment used =12 months (January 1-December 31)

Depreciation expense =[( CostAccumualted depreciation)×2Usefullife×Number of months used12]=[( 108,000$78,000)×23×1212]=[$30,000×23×1212]=$20,000

2017:

Depreciation expense =( CostAccumualted depreciation)=$108,000( $18,000 + $60,000+$20,000)=$10,000

Notes:

Accumulated depreciation is the sum total of the previous years’ depreciation expense.

The depreciation expense should not exceed the residual value of $7,200. Thus, it should be adjusted to make the book value of the equipment (cost less accumulated depreciation) equal to its residual value.  Thus, the depreciation expense for 2017 would be $2,800($10,000$7,200) .

Conclusion

Therefore, the amounts of depreciation for four years ending December 31 by double-declining-balance method are 2014: $18,000, 2015: $60,000, 2016: $20,000, and 2017:$2,800.

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