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Exercise 11-07 Your answer is partially correct. Try again. Wildhorse Industries presents you with the following...

Exercise 11-07

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Wildhorse Industries presents you with the following information.

Complete the table for the year ended December 31, 2022. The company depreciates all assets using the half-year convention. (Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 45,892.)

Description

Date
Purchased

Cost

Salvage
Value

Life
in Years

Depreciation
Method

Accumulated
Depreciation to
12/31/21

Depreciation
for 2022

Machine A 2/12/20 $168,150 $18,880 10 (a)

DDBSLSYD

$39,353 (b) $
Machine B 8/15/19 (c) 24,780 5 SL 34,220 (d)
Machine C 7/21/18 89,600 23,500 8 DDB (e) (f)
Machine D (g)

10/12/1910/12/2010/12/21

258,420 81,420 5 SYD 82,600 (h)

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Description Date Cost Salvage Life Depreciation Accumulated Depreciation
Purchased Value in Years Method Depreciation to for 2022
Machine A 02-12-2020 $168,150 $18,880 10 (a) SYD $39,353 (b) $23,069.00
Machine B 8/15/19 (c) $        93,220.00 24,780 5 SL 34,220 (d) $13,688.00
Machine C 7/21/18 89,600 23,500 8 DDB (e) $        56,525.00 (f) $ 8,269.00
Machine D (g) 10-12-2020 2,58,420 81,420 5 SYD 82,600 (h) $41,300.00

Working:

a)
Machine A :
Straight Line Method :
Depreciation for Year 2020 7463.5
Depreciation fro year 2021 29854
Accumulated Depreciation 37317.5
Sum of Year Digit Method
Total Sum of 10 Year = 55
=10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1
Cost 149270
Year 2020 = 13570
Year 2021 25783
Accumulated Depreciation 39353
b)
Depreciation for year 2022 23069
c)
Machine B :
Total Accumulated Depreciation = $            34,220.00
Total Period for which depreciation is accumulated
(Half of 2019, 2020,2021) 2.5 years
Depreciation for 5 Year $            68,440.00
Add: Salvage Value $            24,780.00
Cost of machine $            93,220.00
d)
Deprciation for Year 2022
Cost of Machine $            93,220.00
Salvage Value $            24,780.00
Depreciable Value $            68,440.00
Depreciation for year 2022
(68440/5)
$            13,688.00
e)
Machine C
Lfe of machine 8 Years
Depreciation Rate 25%
(100/8)*2
Depreciation for 2018
(89600*25%/2)
$              11,200.00
Depreciation for 2019
(89600-11200)*25%
$              19,600.00
Depreciation for 2020
(89600-11200-19600)*25%
$              14,700.00
Depreciation for 2021
(89600-11200-19600-14700)*25%
$              11,025.00
Total Accumulated Depreciation upto 2021 $              56,525.00
f)
Depreciation for 2022
(89600-11200-19600-14700-11025)*25%
$                8,268.75
g)
Machine D
Sum of Years Digit method
Total sum of Year 15
=5+4+3+2+1
Cost $    2,58,420.00
Less: Salvage Value $       81,420.00
Depreciable Value $    1,77,000.00
Depreciation for Year 1
((177000*5/15)*50%)
$       29,500.00
Depreciation for Year 2
((177000*5/15*1/2)+(177000*4/15*1/2))
$       53,100.00
Accumulated Depreciation $       82,600.00
Hence Machine is purchased 2 years from Year 2021 i.e machine is purchased in Year 2020
h)
Depreciation for Year 2022
((177000*4/15*1/2)+(177000*3/15*1/2))
$       41,300.00

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