In: Accounting
A relatively small privately owned coal-mining company has the sales results summarized below. Determine the annual percentage depletion for the coal mine. Assume the company’s taxable income is $145,000 each year.
Year | Sales, Tons | Spot Sales Price, $/Ton |
1 | 34,300 | 9.82 |
2 | 50,100 | 12 |
3 | 71,900 | 11.23 |
Year | Gross Income, $ | Depletion amount | 50% of the taxable amount | Allowed Depletion |
1 | ||||
2 | ||||
3 |
A | B | A*B=C | D=C*10% | |||||
Year | sales in tonn | rate per tonn | Gross Income | % Depletion |
Taxable Income 145000*0.5 |
Allowed Depletion | ||
1 | 34,300 | 9.82 | 336,826 | 33,682.6 | 72,500 | 33,682.6 | ||
2 | 50,100 | 12 | 601,200 |
60120.0 |
72,500 | 60,120 | ||
3 | 71,900 | 11.23 | 807,437 | 80,743.7 | 72,500 | 72,500 | ||
Assume depletion amount=gross income*10%
(assume depletion at10%)