Depreciation Calculate the annual depreciation for the following assets for the entire lifespan of each asset. Each
Question:
Depreciation Calculate the annual depreciation for the following assets for the entire lifespan of each asset. Each asset will have a different method to utilize. In addition, complete the applicable journal entries for each asset for tax year 2014 using the journal entry template.
Land: 25 acres valued at $56,000, inherited, currently in Year 2.
Warehouse: Built-in 2012—started to use on 1/6/2012, basis $39,000, residual value $10,000, 30-year life uses straight-line depreciation—currently in year three.
Machinery: Straight line cost $22,000, $6,000 residual value, five-year life—purchased 10/1/2012, currently in year three.
2010 Truck: Cost $20,000, no residual value, four years, purchased and started using on 1/1/2014—currently year two.
Cost of Goods Sold
Calculate the cost of goods sold using LIFO for the equipment sold, using the following information. Use those cumulative amounts, to calculate the gross income for 2014.
1. Blood Pressure Monitors: 2014 Annual sales of 250 units Ending Inventory is 60 units.
Units | Unit Cost | Total Cost | |||
Beginning Inventory | 257 | 350 | $89,950 | ||
Purchase 1 | 85 | 345 | $29,325 | ||
Purchase 2 | 300 | 330 | $99,000 |
2. Ultrasound Scanners:
2014 Annual sales of 2,600 units
Ending Inventory is 1,350.
Units | Unit Cost | Total Cost | |||
Beginning Inventory | 654 | 400 | $261,600 | ||
Purchase 1 | 250 | 435 | $108,750 | ||
Purchase 2 | 1000 | 400 | $40,000 |
Ensure that you include detailed calculations that helped you to arrive at the solution.
Submission Requirements:
Submit the updated journal entries template and your response as a Word document to the instructor for evaluation.
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Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0078025914
5th edition
Authors: Fred Phillips, Robert Libby, Patricia Libby