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Use the following information for the questions 1 2 & 3 On 1 st January 2015...

Use the following information for the questions 1 2 & 3
On 1 st January 2015 Musheer LLC Company started a business of selling and buying Garments
products at Muscat. The company has brought few assets while starting the business namely
cash balance RO 32250, Bank balance RO 29750, short term investments RO 22150. The
company was running successfully the garments products business and started earning good
profits and the company gradually improved their business during the first six months also
purchased a machinery 1 st March 2015 RO 175690 and installation 11810 and life of the machine
is 5 years with scrap value of RO 22000. The company has brought additional capital of RO
1050000 in addition to the regular profits and purchased a building for RO 142750 on 1 st
September 2015 and a loan also borrowed from the Bank Muscat by showing the past months
profits on October 2015 of RO 105000 at 7% interest payable every year. The company with the
positive progress in the garment products business they also started a new branch at Ibra with a
capital of RO 122900. The company had bought one Equipment on 1 st June 2016 in another
branch for RO 97280 with the installation value of RO 22820 which has estimated life of 5 years
with the estimated scrap value of The Company of 13500 and the equipment is depreciated at
25% per annum on reducing balance method/written down value method. The Company closes it
books of account every year on 31 st December and Mr. Muneer a new accountant has been
appointed in the company who is a fresh Bachelor Graduate in accounting with high GPA but he
wants your expertise knowledge to understand the concept of the depreciation and
You are required to prepare depreciation schedule for the following non-current assets
showing all the working notes
A)  Equipment for five years under reducing balance method or written down value
method
B) .Machinery for five years under Straight Line Method

C)Building for five years under straight line method

Note: please write the answer in text format in word

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Cell Reference Particulars Machinery Building Equipment
A Date of Purchase 1st March 2015 1st September 2015 1st June 2015
B Purchase Price of asset                           175,960                              142,750                           97,280
C Installation cost of asset                             11,810                           22,820
D=B+C Total capital cost of asset                           187,770                              142,750                         120,100
E Salvage value/scrap value                             22,000                           13,500
F=D+E Depreciable value of asset                           165,770                              142,750                         106,600
G=F/H Depreciation per year                             33,154                                28,550
H Life of Asset 5 Years 5 Years 5 Years
H Method of Depreciation Straight-line method Straight-line method 25% Written down value method
Depreciation schedule for Machinery under straight-line depreciation method
Particulars Opening value of asset Depreciation Closing value of asset
Depreciation from 1st March 2015 to 31 December 2015 (10 Months)                           187,770                                27,628                         160,142
Depreciation for 2016                           160,142                                33,154                         126,988
Depreciation for 2017                           126,988                                33,154                           93,834
Depreciation for 2018                             93,834                                33,154                           60,680
Depreciation for 2019                             60,680                                33,154                           27,526
Depreciation from 1st January 2020 to 28th February 2020 (2 Months)                             27,526                                  5,526                           22,000
Total                          165,770.00
Depreciation schedule for Building under straight-line depreciation method
Particulars Opening value of asset Depreciation Closing value of asset
Depreciation from 1st September 2015 to 31 December 2015 (4 Months)                           142,750                                  9,517                         133,233
Depreciation for 2016                           133,233                                28,550                         104,683
Depreciation for 2017                           104,683                                28,550                           76,133
Depreciation for 2018                             76,133                                28,550                           47,583
Depreciation for 2019                             47,583                                28,550                           19,033
Depreciation from 1st January 2020 to 30th August 2020 (8 Months)                             19,033                           19,033.33                                 -  
Total                          142,750.00
Depreciation schedule for Building under written down value method
Particulars Opening value of asset Depreciation** Closing value of asset Remarks
Depreciation from 1st June 2015 to 31 December 2015 (7 Months)                           120,100                                17,515                         102,585 =120,000*25%= 30,025/12 months* 7 months
Depreciation for 2016                           102,585                                25,646                           76,939
Depreciation for 2017                             76,939                           

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