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MTM Ltd acquired a machine with an original cost of R900 000 on 1 January 2017....

MTM Ltd acquired a machine with an original cost of R900 000 on 1 January 2017. The machine has a five-year life and an estimated salvage value of 100 000.

a) Compute depreciation for 2017 and 2018 under each of the following methods:

i. Sum-of-years’ digits
ii. Double declining balance
iii. Straight line

b) Compare the impact of the straight line and double-declining balance method on each of the following:

i. Trend of depreciation over a five year life
ii. Trend of net-income over a five year life
iii. Cash from operations over a five year life
iv. Debt-to- equity ratio in 2017
v. Total asset turnover ratio in 2017

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2017 2018
1 Sum-of-years’ digits $                                  266,667 $ 213,333
2 Double declining balance $                                  360,000 $ 216,000
3 Straight line $                                  160,000 $ 160,000
Year Years remaining Depreciable Cost Depreciation
2017 5 $                800,000 $        266,667
2018 4 $                800,000 $        213,333
2019 3 $                800,000 $        160,000
2020 2 $                800,000 $        106,667
2021 1 $                800,000 $          53,333
15 $        800,000

Straight line = (9,00,000 - 1,00,000) / 5 = 1,60,000

DDB

Year Period Depreciation
2017 1 $                360,000
2018 2 $                216,000
2019 3 $                129,600
2020 4 $                  77,760
2021 5 $                  16,640
$                800,000
Straight line DDB
1 Trend of depreciation over a five year life Consistent Decreasing
2 Trend of net-income over a five year life Consistent Increasing
3 Cash from operations over a five year life No impact No impact
4 Debt-to- equity ratio in 2017 Consistent Decreasing
5 Total asset turnover ratio in 2017 Consistent Increasing

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