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Crescent Textile Company has purchased a new generator whose market price is $15,000 but after a...

Crescent Textile Company has purchased a new generator whose market price is $15,000 but after a (10)
lot of negotiations the sellers agreed to offer it at $11,000 cash and a trade-in of company’s old generator
whose book value is $2,000. An additional $1,500 were spent on transportation and installation of the
generator at site. The expected useful life of the generator is 8 years, after which the salvage value is
estimated to be $800. Develop a table for the annual depreciation of the generator for each year of its life
if company follows 200% declining balance method with switch over to the straight-line method.

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Depreciation of Crescent Textile Company under 200% declining balance method with switch over straight line method

Cost of generator = 11000 (cash) + 2000 (old generator) + 1500 (Installation cost) = $ 14,500.

Expected useful life = 8 years

Salvage Value = $800

Straight-line Depreciation Rate= 1/8 = 12.5%

200% Declining Balance Rate = 12.5%*200%= 25%

200% Declining Balance Depreciation Chart:

Year Book Value at year start Depreciation Depreciation Accumulated Book Value at year end
1 $14,500 25.00% $3,625 $3,625 $10,875
2 $10,875 25.00% $2,719 $6,344 $8,156
3 $8,156 25.00% $2,039 $8,383 $6,117
4 $6,117 25.00% $1,529 $9,912 $4,588
5 $4,588 25.00% $1,147 $11,059 $3,441
6 $3,441 25.00% $860 $11,919 $2,581
7 $2,581 25.00% $645 $12,564 $1,936
8 $1,936 25.00% $484 $13,048 $1,452

Using Double-declining, our depreciation in year 6 as shown earlier was $860, but it will be more if we switch to the Straight-line method. When switching, the lifespan is the number of years left in the asset's original lifespan.

In year 6, our asset has a depreciable cost of $2,641 ($3,441-$800) and 3 remaining years of useful life. As we switch to Straight-line, the depreciation for the next 3 years is $2,641 ÷ 3, or $880. And our asset becomes fully depreciated with salvage value of $800.

Hence, final depreciation for 8 years are as follows:

Year Depreciation Method Depreciation
1 200% Declining Balance Rate $3,625
2 200% Declining Balance Rate $2,719
3 200% Declining Balance Rate $2,039
4 200% Declining Balance Rate $1,529
5 200% Declining Balance Rate $1,147
6 Straight-line Depreciation $880
7 Straight-line Depreciation $880
8 Straight-line Depreciation $880

Note: Switch to Straight-line depreciation in the year in which the amount of depreciation generated by Straight-line is greater than that of Double-declining balance in question it is 6th year.

Assumption: It is assumed that asset is purchased in begining of year.


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