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In 2010. Amalfi Inc purchase equipment with an estimated salvage value Amalfi us

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Question

In 2010. Amalfi Inc purchase equipment with an estimated salvage value Amalfi uses and OOBveWHW On April 18. 2012. Amalfi its plants and equipment for $33.600 Under these assumptions. compute the following for this equipment Dietz owned a delivery van with a book value of $2,000 It traded this old van in on a new one which cost $16,000'. The dealer allowed Dietz a trade-in allowance of $3,500 on the old van. and Dietz paid the remainder in cash The gain that Diet/should report on its financial statements The amount of cash Diet/has to come up with to buy the new van

Explanation / Answer

CALCULATION OF THE DEPRICIATION WITH OUT SALVAGE CHARGES

Depreciation = Cost of the Equipment / estimated life of the Equipment

                                =             $ 42, 600/10 years

                                =             $ 4,260.00

Suppose purchase of equipment is on 03/01/2010 straight line depreciation using half year convention

Year                       Cost of equipment                          Depreciation amount                     Book Value

2010                       42,600.00                                             2,130.00                                               40,470.00

2011                       40,470.00                                             4,260.00                                               36,210.00

2011                       36,210.00                                             4,260.00                                               31,950.00

2012                       31,950.00                                             4,260.00                                               27, 690.00

Gain or Loss on sale of equipment :

Accumulated Depreciation on equipment from Jan 2010 $ to April 2012

$ 4,260 x 2.4 years = $ 10,224.00

So, the book value was $ 42,6000 – $ 10,224.00 = $ 32,376.00
And they sold it for $ 33, 600.00
= 33,600.00 - 32, 376.00

= 1,224.00 is gain on sale of equipment

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