The Typhoon Company uses straight-line depreciation. It lowers an estimated salvage value, resulting in a depreciation...

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The Typhoon Company uses straight-line depreciation. It lowersan estimated salvage value, resulting in a depreciation expensehigher than previous year amounts. In addition to the recording ofdepreciation for the current year

  1. a) A restatement of financial statements and a credit toAccumulated Depreciation

  2. b) A restatement of financial statements and a debit toAccumulated Depreciation

  3. c) No restatement of financial statements and a credit toAccumulated Depreciation

  4. d) No restatement of financial statements and a debit toAccumulated Depreciation

  5. e) No restatement of financial statements and a no entry toAccumulated Depreciation

is it the changing in accounting estimate? or change due to anaccounting error?

to the changing accounting estimate, do we need to A restatementof financial statements and journal entry

to change due to an accounting error, do we need to Arestatement of financial statements and journal entry

how to represent the current and the previous year?

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Answer is e No restatement of financial statements and a no entry to Accumulated Depreciation Explanation Under Straightline method If the company lowers the estimated scrap value then the depreciation expense will be higher than the previous year amounts For example Cost of the asset is 10000 useful    See Answer
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