Machineco Inc. has been offered a five year contract to machine 10,000 gear boxes. If Machineco accepts
Question:
Machineco Inc. has been offered a five year contract to machine 10,000 gear boxes. If Machineco accepts the contract the company will have to purchase a new milling machine that has a list price of $350,000. To put the mill into operation, an additional $60,000 will have to be spent on utility hook-up and foundation modifications. During the construction period of three months the weighted average cost of interest was 9.6% which means that $9,840 of interest expense should be capitalized as part of the cost of the mill. The new mill will be sold at the end of the contract for $50,000. The physical life of the mill is ten years at which time it's salvage value will be $25,000. Assume Machineco purchases the new equipment on Oct. 1, 2016 and starts operating it on Jan. 1, 2017 when installation is completed.
Required: Calculate depreciation for FY17 and FY18 and make the required journal entry using :
A. Straight line depreciation.
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B. 200% double declining balance.
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C. Units of Production assuming that 1,950 gear boxes were machined in 2017 and 2,300 gear boxes were machined in 2018.
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2. Megco has purchased a new CNC lathe. The lathe had an invoice price of $132,000 and an installation cost of $12,000. During installation of two months Megco had a weighted average of cost of interest of 14%. The late has a physical life of 10 years and it is estimated that it can be sold at the end of that time for $28,000. The lathe was purchased specifically for a new six-year machining contract and at the end of the contract will be sold for $70,000. The contract call for a total 6,000 machined parts over the 6 year life of the contract. Assume that the lathe is purchased on 1/1/17. Required: Calculate depreciation for FY17 and FY18 and make the required journal entry using :
A. Straight line depreciation.
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B. 200% double declining balance.
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C. Units of Production assuming that 1,250 parts were machined in 2017 and 972 parts were machined in 2018.
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3. Mikeco is in the software development business. The company currently owns a IBM Blade server. Mikeco wants to upgrade to a new more powerful server. The new system will cost $7,000 complete and will have a physical life of eight years. At the end of the server’s physical life it will have no salvage value. Mikeco has a policy of up grading (buying a new server) every five years. At the end of five years it is estimated that the new system can be sold for $1,000. The total contract was for 6,000 parts to be delivered over the next six years.
Required: Assume the system is purchased on 1/1/17.
A. Calculate the depreciation for FY17 and FY18 using 200% double declining balance and make the required journal entry.
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B. Make the journal entry required on 12/31/17 and 12/31/18 using straight line depreciation.
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4. Meganco purchased a new cruncher on 1/1/17 for a total installed cost of $1,250,000. It has a 15 year physical life and can be sold for $150,000 at that time. The Use Permit on the land site where the cruncher is located, will expire in 8 years at which time the cruncher will have to be dismantled and sold for $300,000.
Required:
A. Assume that Meganco uses 200% double declining balance depreciation, make the required adjusting entries on 12/31/17 and 12/31/18
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B. Make the journal entry required on 12/31/17 and 12/31/18 using straight line depreciation.
Managerial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0697789938
13th Edition
Authors: Ray H. Garrison, Eric W. Noreen, Peter C. Brewer