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Serga [27]
3 years ago
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A voluntary tricare health maintenance organization type of option is known as

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NemiM [27]3 years ago
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<span>A voluntary tricare health maintenance organization type of option is known as TRICARE Prime. Being a member of this tricare gives a possibility to choose a primary doctor, that coordinates all of your health care, from a network. Also, it offers routine exams, immunizations and preventive services with no copayment.</span>
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Year //dep expense //ac dep //book value

-                                     $110,000.00

1  $14,285.71   $14,285.71   $95,714.29

2  $14,285.71   $28,571.43   $81,428.57

3  $14,285.71   $42,857.14   $67,142.86

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5  $14,285.71   $71,428.57   $38,571.43

6  $14,285.71   $85,714.29   $24,285.71

7  $14,285.71   $100,000.00   $10,000.00

SUM OF YEARS

Year //factor// dep expense //ac dep //book value

-                                                       $110,000.00

1  0.25     $25,000.00   $25,000.00   $85,000.00

2  0.21     $21,428.57   $46,428.57   $63,571.43

3  0.18     $17,857.14   $64,285.71   $45,714.29

4  0.14     $14,285.71   $78,571.43   $31,428.57

5  0.11     $10,714.29   $89,285.71   $20,714.29

6  0.07     $7,142.86   $96,428.57   $13,571.43

7  0.04     $3,571.43   $100,000.00   $10,000.00

200% double declining:

\left[\begin{array}{ccccc}Year&Beginning&Dep-Expense&Acc. \: Dep&Ending\\0&-&-&-&110000\\1&110000&31428.57&31428.57&78571.43\\2&78571.43&22448.98&53877.55&56122.45\\3&56122.45&16034.99&69912.54&40087.46\\4&40087.46&11453.56&81366.1&28633.9\\5&28633.9&8181.11&89547.21&20452.79\\6&20452.79&5843.65&95390.86&14609.14\\7&14609.14&4609.14&100000&10000\\\end{array}\right]

150% accelerated depreaciation:

\left[\begin{array}{cccccc}Year&Beginning&Dep-Expense&Acc. \: Dep&Ending\\0&-&-&-&110000\\1&110000&23571.43&23571.43&86428.57\\2&86428.57&18520.41&42091.84&67908.16\\3&67908.16&14551.75&56643.59&53356.41\\4&53356.41&11433.52&68077.11&41922.89\\5&41922.89&8983.48&77060.59&32939.41\\6&32939.41&7058.45&84119.04&25880.96\\7&25880.96&15880.96&100000&10000\\\end{array}\right]

Explanation:

<em>Straight Line:</em>

Acquisition Value 110,000

Salvage Value 10,000

ammount subject to depreciation 100000

Useful Life 7

depreciation per year:

depreciable amount divided by useful life  14285.71

This amount is repeatead throughout the life of the equipment.

SUM OF YEARS FACTORS:

sum of year: 7*8/2 = 28

remaining years over sum of year

1st               7/28

2nd            6/28

3rd             5/28

4th             4/28

5th             3/28

6th             2/28

7th             1/28

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