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The company used the machine for 5,000 hours and 6,000 hours during 2019 and 2020, respectively. The company also produced 45,000 and 64,000 units in both years, respectively.

Estimated service life     8 years
          100,000 hours
          900,000 units of output
           
Estimated residual value     P 80,000
           
The company used the machine for 5,000 hours and 6,000 hours during 2019 and 2020, respectively.
The company also produced 45,000 and 64,000 units in both years, respectively.
           
1. Using the depreciation methods below, how much is the depreciation charge in 2019 and 2020, and what is the carrying amount of the asset at the end of 2020?
           
a) Straight line   e) Double declining balance
b) Hours worked   f) 150% declining balance
c) Units of output      
d) SYD        

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Straight line method                
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019 *        67,500.00          67,500.00      732,500.00        
  2020         90,000.00        157,500.00     642,500.00        
                     
    * =((800000-80000)/8)*9/12          
                     
Hours worked                  
Dep'n rate per hour 7.2 = (800000-80000)/100000          
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019         36,000.00         36,000.00     764,000.00        
  2020          43,200.00          79,200.00     720,800.00        
                     
Units of Output                
Dep'n rate per unit 0.8 = (800000-80000)/900000          
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019         36,000.00         36,000.00     764,000.00        
  2020          51,200.00          87,200.00      712,800.00        
                     
SYD Method                  
                     
SYD   36 = (8*(8+1)) / 2            
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019 *     120,000.00       120,000.00     680,000.00        
  2020 **      145,000.00       265,000.00     535,000.00        
                     
    * =((800000-80000) * (8/36)) *9/12          
    ** =(720000)*(7.25/36)            
                     
Double declining balance Method              
                     
Rate    0.25 = 2/8              
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019 *     150,000.00       150,000.00     650,000.00        
  2020 **      162,500.00        312,500.00     487,500.00        
                     
    * =(.25*(800000-0))*9/12          
    ** =.25*(800000-150000) = this is the shortcut        
                     
    ** or              
      =((.25*(800000-0))*3/12) + ((.25*(800000-200000))*9/12) = this is how you check 
                     
150% Declining balance Method              
                     
Rate    0.1875 =1.5/8              
                     
                     
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV        
  2019 *      112,500.00        112,500.00     687,500.00        
  2020 **      128,906.25        241,406.25      558,593.75        
                     
                     
    * =(0.1875*(800000-0))*9/12          
    ** =(0.1875*(800000-112500)            
                     
    ** or              
      =((.1875*(800000-0))*3/12) + ((.1875*(800000-150000))*9/12) = this is how you check 

Straight line method        
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019 *        67,500.00          67,500.00      732,500.00
  2020         90,000.00        157,500.00     642,500.00
             
    * =((800000-80000)/8)*9/12  
             
Hours worked          
Dep'n rate per hour 7.2 = (800000-80000)/100000  
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019         36,000.00         36,000.00     764,000.00
  2020          43,200.00          79,200.00     720,800.00
             
Units of Output        
Dep'n rate per unit 0.8 = (800000-80000)/900000  
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019         36,000.00         36,000.00     764,000.00
  2020          51,200.00          87,200.00      712,800.00
             
SYD Method          
             
SYD   36 = (8*(8+1)) / 2    
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019 *     120,000.00       120,000.00     680,000.00
  2020 **      145,000.00       265,000.00     535,000.00
             
    * =((800000-80000) * (8/36)) *9/12  
    ** =(720000)*(7.25/36)    
             
Double declining balance Method      
             
Rate    0.25 = 2/8      
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019 *     150,000.00       150,000.00     650,000.00
  2020 **      162,500.00        312,500.00     487,500.00
             
    * =(.25*(800000-0))*9/12  
    ** =.25*(800000-150000) = this is the shortcut
             
    ** or      
      =((.25*(800000-0))*3/12) + ((.25*(800000-200000))*9/12)
             
150% Declining balance Method      
             
Rate    0.1875 =1.5/8      
             
             
      Dep'n Exp   Acc. Dep'n CV
  2019 *      112,500.00        112,500.00     687,500.00
  2020 **      128,906.25        241,406.25      558,593.75
             
             
    * =(0.1875*(800000-0))*9/12  
    ** =(0.1875*(800000-112500)    
             
    ** or      
      =((.1875*(800000-0))*3/12) + ((.1875*(800000-150000))*9/12)

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