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Red Company purchased a machine on January 1, 2018.

Cost $210,000

Residual value 24,000

Useful life in years 5 *

Useful life in hours 25,000

*Write the formulas assuming useful life in years will always befive years Useful life in hours 25,000 but that the other threeamounts given may vary.

Determine the annual depreciation expense under each of fourdepreciation methods

Dec. 31, 2018Dec. 31, 2019Dec. 31, 2020Dec. 31, 2021Dec. 31, 2022
Hours used4,8004,9005,2005,5005,300
Straight line
Units of production
Double-declining balance
Sum-of-the-years’-digits

   Determine the machine's book value at the endof each year under each of the four depreciation methods

Dec. 31, 2018Dec. 31, 2019Dec. 31, 2020Dec. 31, 2021Dec. 31, 2022
Straight line
Units of production
Double-declining balance
Sum-of-the-years’-digits

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Cost $210,000
Useful Life 5 years
Residual Value 24000
Useful Life in hours 25000
Straight Line Depreciation per year (Cost-Salvage Value)/ Life
(210000-24000)/5
$37,200 per year
Depreciable Amount 210000-24000 $186,000
Units of production
Year Hours Depreciation per year Formula
Dec 31,2018 4800 $35,712 (4800*186000/25000)
Dec 31,2019 4900 $36,456 (4900*186000/25000)
Dec 31,2020 5200 $38,688 (5200*186000/25000)
Dec 31,2021 5500 $40,920 (5500*186000/25000)
Dec 31,2022 5300 $34,224 (186000-35712-36456-38688-40920)
Double Declining method
Rate 100%/5 0.2
Depreciation Rate 20%*2 40%
Year Book Value Depreciation per year
Dec 31,2018 210000 $84,000 (210000*40%)
Dec 31,2019 $126,000 $50,400 (126000*40%)
Dec 31,2020 $75,600 $30,240 (75600*40%)
Dec 31,2021 $45,360 $18,144 (45360*40%)
Dec 31,2022 $27,216 $3,216 (27216-24000)
Years of Digit
Total Digits 5+4+3+2+1
Year Digits Depreciation per year
Dec 31,2018 5 $62,000 (186000*5/15)
Dec 31,2019 4 $49,600 (186000*4/15)
Dec 31,2020 3 $37,200 (186000*3/15)
Dec 31,2021 2 $24,800 (186000*2/15)
Dec 31,2022 1 $12,400 (186000*1/15)
Annual Depreciation
Dec 31,2018 Dec 31,2019 Dec 31,2020 Dec 31,2021 Dec 31,2022
Straight Line      37,200.00                              37,200.00                                                  37,200.00     37,200.00     37,200.00
Units of Production      35,712.00                              36,456.00                                                  38,688.00     40,920.00     34,224.00
Double Declining      84,000.00                              50,400.00                                                  30,240.00     18,144.00       3,216.00
Sum of years digit      62,000.00                              49,600.00                                                  37,200.00     24,800.00     12,400.00
Book Value ( Book Value at Beginning- Depreciation for the year)
Dec 31,2018 Dec 31,2019 Dec 31,2020 Dec 31,2021 Dec 31,2022
Straight Line     (210000-37200)    172,800.00                           135,600.00                                                  98,400.00     61,200.00     24,000.00
Units of Production    174,288.00                           137,832.00                                                  99,144.00     58,224.00     24,000.00
Double Declining    126,000.00                              75,600.00                                                  45,360.00     27,216.00     24,000.00
Sum of years digit    148,000.00                              98,400.00                                                  61,200.00     36,400.00     24,000.00

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