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A corporation will buy a set of three heavy duty trucks for 100,000 dollars. The

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Question

A corporation will buy a set of three heavy duty trucks for 100,000 dollars. The company will use the trucks for 10 years and expect the set of three to have a salvage value of 9000 dollars. Using the DDB method of depreciation compute the Book Value and yearly depreciation for the set of trucks for the years 3 and 8. Using the mandate MACRS tables compute the Book Value and yearly depreciation for the set of trucks for the years 2 and 9. Using the DB method such that the book value equals the salvage value after 10 years calculate the Book value and yearly depreciation for the years 4 and 7. Show all intermediate steps including as appropriate: rate used, property class and any other significant intermediate results.

Explanation / Answer

a) Under the double declining balance method, double means twice or 200% of the straight line depreciation rate. Declining balance refers to the asset's book value or carrying value at the beginning of the accounting period. Book value is an asset's cost minus its accumulated depreciation. In this case the book value is $91000 (100000-9000) and yearly depreciation rate will be 10% as per Straight Line method. So, under DDB, it will be 20%.

Year

Book Value

Depreciation(20%)

Remaining Book Value

1

91,000

18,200

72,800

2

72,800

14,560

58,240

3

58,240

11,648

46,592

4

46,592

9,318

37,274

5

37,274

7,455

29,819

6

29,819

5,964

23,855

7

23,855

4,771

19,084

8

19,084

3,817

15,267

9

15,267

3,053

12,214

10

12,214

2,443

9,771

b).

Truck Depreciation Schedule

Bottom of Form

#

Year

Basis

%

Depreciation

Accumulated

Ending

M

Expense

Depreciation

Book Value

1

2016

$91,000

10.00%

$9,100

$9,100

$81,900

DB

2

2017

$91,000

18.00%

$16,380

$25,480

$65,520

DB

3

2018

$91,000

14.40%

$13,104

$38,584

$52,416

DB

4

2019

$91,000

11.52%

$10,483

$49,067

$41,933

DB

5

2020

$91,000

9.22%

$8,387

$57,454

$33,546

DB

6

2021

$91,000

7.37%

$6,709

$64,163

$26,837

DB

7

2022

$91,000

6.55%

$5,964

$70,127

$20,873

SL

8

2023

$91,000

6.55%

$5,964

$76,091

$14,909

SL

9

2024

$91,000

6.55%

$5,964

$82,054

$8,946

SL

10

2025

$91,000

6.55%

$5,964

$88,018

$2,982

SL

11

2026

$91,000

3.28%

$2,982

$91,000

$0

SL

Bottom of Form

c). The depreciation for year 4 & 7 is given in above tables.

Year

Book Value

Depreciation(20%)

Remaining Book Value

1

91,000

18,200

72,800

2

72,800

14,560

58,240

3

58,240

11,648

46,592

4

46,592

9,318

37,274

5

37,274

7,455

29,819

6

29,819

5,964

23,855

7

23,855

4,771

19,084

8

19,084

3,817

15,267

9

15,267

3,053

12,214

10

12,214

2,443

9,771

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