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In order to improve its business processes, Martin Corp. Ltd. purchased a new machine on July...

In order to improve its business processes, Martin Corp. Ltd. purchased a new machine on July 1, 2017. The cost price of the machine was $1,250,000. Martin Corp. estimated that the machine will have a useful life of 5 years at the end of which its salvage value will be $32,000. The machine is estimated to produce 496,000 units and work 62,000 hours. During 2017, Martin Corp. used the machine for 6,000 hours and produced 52,000 units.

Martin Corp. financial year ends December 31 and it depreciates this item of PPE on the basis of the nearest full month. Required: Note – Each calculation should be considered unrelated.

Round dollar values computed to 2 decimal places.

Calculate depreciation expense under the following:

a) Straight line method for 2017.

b) Activity method for 2017, using units of output.

c) Activity method for 2017, using working hours.

d) Sum of the years digit method for 2018.

e) Double declining balance method for 2018.  

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A B C D E F G H I J
2 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) $1,250,000
3 Life of equiment 5
4 Salvage value $32,000
5 a)
6 Straight line method:
7 Depreciation per year using straight line method can be calculated as follows:
8 Depreciation per year =(Investment - Salvage Value)/Expected life of equipment
9
10 Using the following data:
11 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) $1,250,000
12 Life of equiment 5 years
13 Salvage value $32,000
14 Depreciation per year =(Investment - Salvage Value)/Expected life of equipment
15 =(1250000-32000)/5
16 $243,600
17
18 Hence Depreciation per year using Straight line method is $243,600
19
20 b)
21 Activity Method:
22 Using the following data:
23 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) $1,250,000
24 Salvage value $32,000
25 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
26 $1,218,000.00
27 Depreciation cost per unit of service can be calculated as follows:
28 Depreciable amount $1,218,000.00
29 Total units that can be produced 496000 hrs
30
31 Depreciation cost per unit =Depreciable Cost / Total Units
32 $2.46 =D28/D29
33
34 Year Units produced Depreciation Depreciation
35 per unit Expense
36 2017 52000 $2.46 $127,693.55
37
38 Hence Depreciation for 2017 is $127,693.55
39
40 c)
41 Activity Method:
42 Using the following data:
43 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) $1,250,000
44 Salvage value $32,000
45 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
46 $1,218,000.00
47 Depreciation cost per unit of service can be calculated as follows:
48 Depreciable amount $1,218,000.00
49 Total hours of service 62000 hrs
50
51 Depreciation cost per unit =Depreciable Cost / Total Units
52 $19.65
53
54 Year Units of Services Depreciation Depreciation
55 Per year Per Hours Expense
56
57 2017 6000 $19.65 $117,870.97
58
59 Hence depreciation in 2017 is $117,870.97
60
61 d)
62 Sum of years digits method
63 Cost of Machine $1,250,000
64 Life of Machine (n) 5 years
65 Salvage value $32,000
66
67 Equipment
68 Depreciation in each year is calculated by mutiplying depreciable amount with k/S factor
69 where k is n for year 1, (n-1) for year 2 …, 1 for year n and S is sum of numbers 1 to n i.e n(n+1)/2.
70
71 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
72 $1,218,000.00
73 For Harvestor depreciation expense each year is calculated as follows:
74 S = =n*(n+1)/2
75 15
76 Year Depreciable amount k/S factor Depreciation expense
77
78 2018 $1,218,000 0.27 $324,800.00
79
80 Hence Depreciation for 2018 is $324,800.00
81
82 e)
83 Double declining Balance Method:
84 Cost of Machine $1,250,000
85 Salvage Value $32,000
86 Useful Life 5 years
87 Per year depreciation under straight line 20.00%
88 % depreciation under double declining 40%
89 Under double declining method beginning net book value is used to calculate depreciation for a period and salvage value is ignored.
90 The depreciation stops when net book value equals the salvage value.
91
92 Year Beginning Net x Double declining = Depreciation Ending Net
93 Book Value rate Expense Book Value
94
95 2017 $1,250,000 x 40% = $500,000.00 $750,000
96 2018 $750,000 x 40% = $300,000.00 $450,000
97
98 Hence depreciation in 2018 is $300,000.00
99

Formula sheet

A B C D E F G H I J
2 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) 1250000
3 Life of equiment 5
4 Salvage value 32000
5 a)
6 Straight line method:
7 Depreciation per year using straight line method can be calculated as follows:
8 Depreciation per year =(Investment - Salvage Value)/Expected life of equipment
9
10 Using the following data:
11 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) =D2
12 Life of equiment =D3 years
13 Salvage value =D4
14 Depreciation per year =(Investment - Salvage Value)/Expected life of equipment
15 =(1250000-32000)/5
16 =(D11-D13)/D12
17
18 Hence Depreciation per year using Straight line method is =D16
19
20 b)
21 Activity Method:
22 Using the following data:
23 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) =D2
24 Salvage value =D4
25 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
26 =D23-D24
27 Depreciation cost per unit of service can be calculated as follows:
28 Depreciable amount =D26
29 Total units that can be produced 496000 hrs
30
31 Depreciation cost per unit =Depreciable Cost / Total Units
32 =D28/D29 =D28/D29
33
34 Year Units produced Depreciation Depreciation
35 per unit Expense
36 2017 52000 =D32 =D36*E36
37
38 Hence Depreciation for 2017 is =F36
39
40 c)
41 Activity Method:
42 Using the following data:
43 Investment in machine (Initial Book Value) =D2
44 Salvage value =D4
45 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
46 =D43-D44
47 Depreciation cost per unit of service can be calculated as follows:
48 Depreciable amount =D46
49 Total hours of service 62000 hrs
50
51 Depreciation cost per unit =Depreciable Cost / Total Units
52 =D48/D49
53
54 Year Units of Services Depreciation Depreciation
55 Per year Per Hours Expense
56
57 2017 6000 =$D$52 =D57*E57
58
59 Hence depreciation in 2017 is =F57
60
61 d)
62 Sum of years digits method
63 Cost of Machine =D2
64 Life of Machine (n) 5 years
65 Salvage value =D4
66
67 Equipment
68 Depreciation in each year is calculated by mutiplying depreciable amount with k/S factor
69 where k is n for year 1, (n-1) for year 2 …, 1 for year n and S is sum of numbers 1 to n i.e n(n+1)/2.
70
71 Depreciable amount =Beginning value - Salvage Value
72 =D63-D65
73 For Harvestor depreciation expense each year is calculated as follows:
74 S = =n*(n+1)/2
75 =D64*(D64+1)/2
76 Year Depreciable amount k/S factor Depreciation expense
77
78 2018 =$D$72 =(D64-1)/$D$75 =D78*E78
79
80 Hence Depreciation for 2018 is =F78
81
82 e)
83 Double declining Balance Method:
84 Cost of Machine =D2
85 Salvage Value =D4
86 Useful Life =D3 years
87 Per year depreciation under straight line =1/D86
88 % depreciation under double declining =D87*2
89 Under double declining method beginning net book value is used to calculate depreciation for a period and salvage value is ignored.
90 The depreciation stops when net book value equals the salvage value.
91
92 Year Beginning Net x Double declining = Depreciation Ending Net
93 Book Value rate Expense Book Value
94
95 2017 =D84 x =D$88 = =D95*F95 =D95-H95
96 =C95+1 =I95 x =D$88 = =D96*F96 =D96-H96
97
98 Hence depreciation in 2018 is =H96
99

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