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1. In 2018, ABC Corporation purchased a new photocopier (asset class 8) with a CCA rate...

1. In 2018, ABC Corporation purchased a new photocopier (asset class 8) with a CCA rate of 20% for $5,000, as well as a new truck (asset class 10) with a CCA rate of 30% for $40,000.

Calculate the total CCA for ABC Corporation for each of the first three years. Show your calculations.

2. ABC Corporation is a large retailer that has many stores in Canada. Each location has a store manager who receives a fixed salary regardless of the sales figures. Is agency problem likely an issue in ABC Corporation? explain.

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Photocopier New Truck
Purchased $5000 $40000
CCA Rate 20% 30%
1)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Year Class No UCC at the Cost of Adj Lesser of Cost or UCC (2) + (3) Additions (Col.3) Reduced Rate % Prorated Capital UCC at
Beginning Addition Proceeds from minus (5) minus UCC in number Cost the end
of Year During Year Disposals during Disposals (Col.5) (6)-(7) of days Allowance of year
Year divide by 2
Year 1 Class 8 0 $5000 0 $5000 $2500 $2500 20% $500 $4500
Class 10 0 $40000 0 $40000 $20000 $20000 30% $6000 $34000
Year 2 Class 8 $4500 0 0 $4500 $4500 $4500 20% $900 $3600
Class 10 $34000 0 0 $34000 $34000 $34000 30% $10200 $23800
Year 3 Class 8 $3600 0 0 $3600 $3600 $3600 20% $720 $2880
Class 10 $23800 0 0 $23800 $23800 $23800 30% $7140 $16660
2)
Store Manager is earning a Fixed Salary Amount irrespective of sales made in each store located in different location
Which Shows Salary does not depend on sales made therefore fixed cost.In case of Higher Sales Company would benefit as salary would remain fixed
However if sales are less in a particular location , company may incur unnecessary Fixed Expenses , so the company should do cost Revenue Analysis
before fixing Manager Salary for every location

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