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sergejj [24]
3 years ago
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Waterway Corporation purchased a truck at the beginning of 2020 for $59,500. The truck is estimated to have a salvage value of $

2,380 and a useful life of 190,400 miles. It was driven 27,370 miles in 2020 and 36,890 miles in 2021. Compute depreciation expense using the units-of-production method for 2020 and 2021.
A. Depreciation expense for 2020
B. Depreciation expense for 2021
Business
1 answer:
blondinia [14]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

In 2020: $ 8,211 and in 2021: $ $11,067

Explanation:

In the units-of-production method, the cost of depreciation is dependent of the asset usage. Depreciation is spread across the units produced.

for waterway corporation:

Cost price = $59,500

salvage value $2,380

useful life 190, 000 miles

Depreciable value: Cost price- salvage value

    =59,500-2380

    =57,120

Depreciation per unit= Depricable cost / by expected mileage

         =  $57,120/190,000

     =$0.30 per unit

Depreciation in 2020: usages x depreciation rate

      =27,370 x 0.30

      =$8,211

Depreciation in 2021: 36,890 x0.30

      =In the units-of-production method, the cost of depreciation is dependant of the asset usage. Depreciation is spread across the units produced.

for waterway corporation:

Cost price = $59,500

salvage value $2,380

useful life 190, 000 miles

Depreciable value: Cost price- salvage value

    =59,500-2380

    =57,120

Depreciation per unit= depricable cost / by expected mileage

         =  $57,120/190,000

     =$0.30 per unit

Depreciation in 2020: usages x depreciation rate

      =27,370 x 0.30

      =$8,211

Depreciation in 2021: 36,890 x0.30

      =$11,067

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