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SSSSS [86.1K]
4 years ago
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Q8. Smith Auto Dealership had beginning net fixed assets of $216,525 and ending

Business
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AveGali [126]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The net cash flow is $7,844 from the sale of the assets.

Explanation:

<em>Step 1: Determine the average fixed assets</em>

The average net fixed assets can be determined using the expression;

Av=(Fb+Fe)/2

where;

Av=average net fixed assets

Fb=net fixed assets at the beginning of the year

Fe=net fixed assets at the end of the year

In our case;

Av=unknown

Fb=$216,525

Fe=$208,650

replacing;

Av=(216,525+208,650)/2=$212,587.50

The average net fixed assets=$212,587.50

<em>Step 2: Determine the net fixed assets after accounting for depreciation</em>

This can be expressed as;

Net fixed assets=average net fixed assets-depreciation

where;

average net fixed assets=$212,587.50

depreciation=$41,320

replacing;

Net fixed assets=(212,587.50-41,320)=$171,267.50

Step 3: Debit the fixed asset account and credit the cash account

Account                                Debit                    Credit

Fixed assets                        7,844                   163,423.50

Cash flow                        163,423.50                  7,844

The net cash flow is $7,844 from the sale of the assets.

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