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6 stepsHere are the calculations for the machine's depreciation and disposal:
Calculate annual depreciation using the straight-line method.
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Initial Depreciation (Year 1 and Year 2):
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Reassessment at the beginning of Year 3: Book Value at the end of Year 2 (beginning of Year 3) is needed.
\text{Accumulated Depreciation (Year 1 & 2)} = \$40,000 \times 2 = \$80,000Revised Depreciable Amount = Book Value (beginning of Year 3) - Revised Residual Value Revised Remaining Useful Life = 4 years -
Revised Annual Depreciation (Year 3, Year 4, and Year 5):
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Prepare a depreciation schedule showing accumulated depreciation and carrying amounts.
Year Beginning Carrying Amount Depreciation Expense Accumulated Depreciation Ending Carrying Amount Year 1 \240,000$\40,000$\40,000$\200,000$Year 2 \200,000$\40,000$\80,000$\160,000$Year 3 \160,000$\35,000$\115,000$\125,000$Year 4 \125,000$\35,000$\150,000$\90,000$Year 5 (Jan 1 - Mar 31) \90,000$\8,750$\158,750$\81,250$Compute the depreciation expense for Year 5.
The machine was sold on March 31, Year 5, meaning 3 months of depreciation were incurred in Year 5.
Determine the book value at the date of sale.
The book value at the date of sale (March 31, Year 5) is the carrying amount at the end of Year 4 minus the depreciation for the first three months of Year 5.
Calculate the gain or loss on disposal.
Prepare the journal entry for the sale of the machine.
First, record the depreciation for the partial period in Year 5:
Next, record the sale of the machine:
The total accumulated depreciation at the date of sale is\150,000$8,750$158,750. $$ \begin{array}{l l r r} \text{Date} & \text{Account} & \text{Debit (\)} & \text{Credit ($)} \ \hline \text{Mar 31, Y5} & \text{Cash} & 90,000 & \ & \text{Accumulated Depreciation} & 158,750 & \ & \quad \text{Machine} & & 240,000 \ & \quad \text{Gain on Disposal} & & 8,750 \ & \quad \text{(To record sale of machine)} & & \end{array} $$
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