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Find the book value of an asset that has an installed cost of $150,000, a recovery...

Find the book value of an asset that has an installed cost of $150,000, a recovery period of 5 years and an elapsed time since purchase of 3 years.
Select one:
a. $43,000
b. $116,000
c. $87,000
d. $58,000

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Abdul-Rahim Taysir

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MACRS 5 Yr recovery depreciation
Table and yearly depreciation is given below
Asset Purchase value =$150,000
Year Depreciation Rate Annual Depreciation $= $150,000*Depreciation Rate of the year Book Value of Asset at Year End  
0                          -   $       150,000
1 20.00%                 30,000 $       120,000
2 32.00%                 48,000 $         72,000
3 19.20%                 28,800 $         43,200
4 11.52%                 17,280 $         25,920
5 11.52%                 17,280 $           8,640
6 5.76%                   8,640 $                  -  
100.00%
So The book value of the asset at the end of Year 3 is =$43,200
Option a is the closest to the value , so option a. is correct.

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