Answer:
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depreciation in 2021 would be= $82,000
Explanation:
Depreciation incurrred in 2019:
Using straight line depreciation = original cost - salvage value / useful life
=(400,000-40,000)/10
=$36,000
The depreciation from January 1, 2019 to December 31st 2020 = 2 years
therefore depreciation for the two years = $36,000 x 2 = $72,000
Book value recorded early 2021= Original cost - the A ccumulated Deprecaition
= 400,000- 72,000= $328,000
But Remaining useful life =4 years with no salvge value
Therefore depreciation in 2021 would be = Cost - salvage value / useful life
($328,000 - 0)/4
= $82,000
<span>john's choices as the unit owner are the modification cannot be refused; the tenant can pay and should restore to original condition upon move out. As he is giving rent for that house and for his special case this can't refused. but a condition can be added like while returning the house should be provided at the original condition. This type of renovation can be done by the tenant or done by owner and charged to tenant. As it is for the tenant convenience only permission can be given by the owner and cost incurred should be beared by the tenant.</span>
Answer:
increase of VAT is bad
Explanation:
In particular, raising VAT will have a negative effect on productivity growth. Increasing its rate reduces the economic incentives to trade and therefore hampers the division of labour and the associated productivity gains from increased specialisation, economies of scale and so on.
