Morton Corp., a calendar-year C corporation, started business in Year 1. In Year 5, the company sold
Question:
Morton Corp., a calendar-year C corporation, started business in Year 1. In Year 5, the company sold its office building and office furniture, and purchased a new office building and office furniture. The company continued to use the computers purchased the previous year for part of the offices in the new building, and purchased new computers in Year 5 for the other offices. There were no other assets purchased in Years 1 through 5. Morton Corp. uses MACRS for tax depreciation.
The table below details the company's accumulated depreciation account for Year 5. Using the information provided in the table and the MACRS depreciation schedules provided in the exhibit, analyze each asset and determine the asset's Year 5 beginning accumulated depreciation, Year 5 MACRS depreciation deduction, total accumulated depreciation for Year 5 asset dispositions, and Year 5 ending accumulated depreciation. Enter the appropriate amounts for each asset as positive values in the highlighted cells in the table below. Use whole dollar amounts, and if the amount is zero, enter a zero (0)
Taxation For Decision Makers 2014
ISBN: 9781118654545
6th Edition
Authors: Shirley Dennis Escoffier, Karen Fortin