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Here are the calculations for the machine's depreciation and disposal:

  1. Calculate annual depreciation using the straight-line method.

    • Initial Depreciation (Year 1 and Year 2):

      Annual Depreciation=Cost−Original Residual ValueOriginal Useful Life\text{Annual Depreciation} = \frac{\text{Cost} - \text{Original Residual Value}}{\text{Original Useful Life}}

      Annual Depreciation=$240,000−$40,0005 years=$200,0005 years=$40,000 per year\text{Annual Depreciation} = \frac{\$240,000 - \$40,000}{5 \text{ years}} = \frac{\$200,000}{5 \text{ years}} = \boxed{\$40,000 \text{ per year}}

    • 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 = \$80,000 Book Value (beginning of Year 3)=$240,000−$80,000=$160,000\text{Book Value (beginning of Year 3)} = \$240,000 - \$80,000 = \$160,000 Revised Depreciable Amount = Book Value (beginning of Year 3) - Revised Residual Value Revised Depreciable Amount=$160,000−$20,000=$140,000\text{Revised Depreciable Amount} = \$160,000 - \$20,000 = \$140,000 Revised Remaining Useful Life = 4 years

    • Revised Annual Depreciation (Year 3, Year 4, and Year 5):

      Revised Annual Depreciation=Revised Depreciable AmountRevised Remaining Useful Life\text{Revised Annual Depreciation} = \frac{\text{Revised Depreciable Amount}}{\text{Revised Remaining Useful Life}}

      Revised Annual Depreciation=$140,0004 years=$35,000 per year\text{Revised Annual Depreciation} = \frac{\$140,000}{4 \text{ years}} = \boxed{\$35,000 \text{ per year}}

  2. Prepare a depreciation schedule showing accumulated depreciation and carrying amounts.

    YearBeginning Carrying AmountDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationEnding 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$\81,250$
  3. 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.

    Depreciation Expense for Year 5=Revised Annual Depreciation×312\text{Depreciation Expense for Year 5} = \text{Revised Annual Depreciation} \times \frac{3}{12}

    Depreciation Expense for Year 5=$35,000×312=$8,750\text{Depreciation Expense for Year 5} = \$35,000 \times \frac{3}{12} = \boxed{\$8,750}

  4. 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.

    Book Value at Date of Sale=Ending Carrying Amount (Year 4)−Depreciation Expense (Year 5)\text{Book Value at Date of Sale} = \text{Ending Carrying Amount (Year 4)} - \text{Depreciation Expense (Year 5)}

    Book Value at Date of Sale=$90,000−$8,750=$81,250\text{Book Value at Date of Sale} = \$90,000 - \$8,750 = \boxed{\$81,250}

  5. Calculate the gain or loss on disposal.

    Gain/Loss on Disposal=Sale Price−Book Value at Date of Sale\text{Gain/Loss on Disposal} = \text{Sale Price} - \text{Book Value at Date of Sale}

    Gain/Loss on Disposal=$90,000−$81,250=$8,750 Gain\text{Gain/Loss on Disposal} = \$90,000 - \$81,250 = \boxed{\$8,750 \text{ Gain}}

  6. Prepare the journal entry for the sale of the machine.

    First, record the depreciation for the partial period in Year 5: DateAccountDebit ($)Credit ($)Mar 31, Y5Depreciation Expense8,750Accumulated Depreciation8,750(To record depreciation for 3 months)\begin{array}{l l r r} \text{Date} & \text{Account} & \text{Debit (\$)} & \text{Credit (\$)} \\ \hline \text{Mar 31, Y5} & \text{Depreciation Expense} & 8,750 & \\ & \quad \text{Accumulated Depreciation} & & 8,750 \\ & \quad \text{(To record depreciation for 3 months)} & & \end{array}

    Next, record the sale of the machine:
    The total accumulated depreciation at the date of sale is \150,000(endofYear4)+(end of Year 4) +$8,750(Year5partial)=(Year 5 partial) =$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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