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Nimfa-mama [501]
3 years ago
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Presented below is information related to Novak Manufacturing Corporation.

Business
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svet-max [94.6K]3 years ago
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Answer:

A. Assets  Original   Salvage Depreciable  Depreciable   SL Depreciation

                   Cost        Value       value                  Life              Per Year

       A    $46,575      6,325       40,250                   10               $4,025

       B    $38,640      5,520       33,120                    9               $3,680

       C    $41,400      4,140         37,260                   9               $4,140

       D    $21,850      1,725         20,125                   7                $2,875

       E     <u>$27,025</u>     <u>2,875</u>        <u>24,150</u>                   6                 <u>$4,025</u>

   Total   <u>$175,490</u>   <u>20,585</u>     <u>154,905</u>                                   <u>$18,745</u>

Composite rate of Depreciation = Total Depreciation per year/Total Original Cost

Composite rate of Depreciation = 18745/175490

Composite rate of Depreciation = 0.106815

Composite rate of Depreciation = 10.68%

B.   Adjusting entry                                   Debit     Credit

Depreciation Expense-Plant Asset        $18,745

Accumulated Depreciation-Plant Asset                $18,745

c. Journal Entry                                           Debit       Credit

Cash                                                            $5,520

Accumulated Depreciation-Plant Assets  $16,330

Asset D                                                                         $21,850

(Record Sale of asset D)

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