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depreciation.pdf - Accounting Notes, Lecture notes of Accounting

Depletion is calculated using the units of production method. Cost - Residual Value. Depletion per unit = Est. total units of natural resource. Journal entry:.

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Accounting Notes
Types (classifications) of Assets:
1) Current Assets - short lived assets used in the operations of a business
2) Plant Assets - long lived tangible assets used in the operations of a business
3) Long Term Investment - long lived tangible assets held for investment purposes
4) Intangible Assets - assets with no physical form but the special rights they have give them
value
Cost of a Plant Assets:
Costs assigned to a plant asset equal the sum of all costs incurred to bring the asset to its intended
purpose minus all discounts received.
Land Costs include
๎˜’ Original purchase price -Back property taxes
๎˜’ Commissions -grading and clearing the land
๎˜’ Survey fees -demolishing or removing of buildings
๎˜’ Legal fees
Land Improvements costs include
๎˜’ Fencing costs -Lighting
๎˜’ Pav ing d rive ways -Signs
๎˜’ Sprinkler syst ems
Buildings cost include
๎˜’ Original purchase price -Building permits
๎˜’ Commissions -Contractor ห‡s charges
๎˜’ Sales and other taxes -Materials, labor, and overhead
๎˜’ Repairs and renovations -Capitalized interest
๎˜’ Architectural fees
Machinery and Equipment cost include
๎˜’ Original purchase price -Commissions
๎˜’ Transportation charges -Installation charges
๎˜’ Insu rance while in t ransit -Testing costs (before placed in service)
๎˜’ Sales and other taxes -Repairs (before placed in service)
Student Learning Assistance Center, San Antonio College, 2004
Asset Classification, Depreciation, Sale/Exchange of Assets
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Types (classifications) of Assets:

  1. Current Assets - short lived assets used in the operations of a business
  2. Plant Assets - long lived tangible assets used in the operations of a business
  3. Long Term Investment - long lived tangible assets held for investment purposes
  4. Intangible Assets - assets with no physical form but the special rights they have give them value

Cost of a Plant Assets:

Costs assigned to a plant asset equal the sum of all costs incurred to bring the asset to its intended purpose minus all discounts received.

Land Costs include

 Original purchase price - Back property taxes

 Commissions - grading and clearing the land

 Survey fees - demolishing or removing of buildings

 Legal fees

Land Improvements costs include

 Fencing costs - Lighting

 Paving driveways - Signs

 Sprinkler systems

Buildings cost include

 Original purchase price - Building permits

 Commissions - Contractor ห‡s charges

 Sales and other taxes - Materials, labor, and overhead

 Repairs and renovations - Capitalized interest

 Architectural fees

Machinery and Equipment cost include

 Original purchase price - Commissions

 Transportation charges - Installation charges

 Insurance while in transit - Testing costs (before placed in service)

 Sales and other taxes - Repairs (before placed in service)

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Assets and their related expense account:

Asset Related Expense Account Plant Assets Land None Buildings, Machinery, Equipment Furniture, Land Improvements Depreciation Expense Natural Resources Depletion Expense Intangible Assets Amortization Expense

Construction in Progress:

Construction in progress is an asset that the company is constructing for its own use in the business.

Capitalizing Interest:

Interest expenses in connection with the const ruction of an asset is to be capitalized as part of the cost of that asset.

(1) Interest based on the Average Accumulated Construction expenditures Interest to be capitalized = the lessor of Or (2) Actual interest cost on borrowed money หduring the construction period ห›

Incurring construction costs:

Building (or Construction in Progress) $xxxxx Cash (or Notes Payable) $xxxxx

Accrued Interest:

Building (or Construction in Progress) Capitalized Interest Interest Expense Difference (if any) Interest Payable Total accrued interest

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Depreciation Methods:

Straight line method : Cost - Residual Value Depreciation per year = Useful life in years

Units of production method :

Cost - Residual Value Depreciation per unit = of output Useful life in units

Depreciation for the year = Depreciation per unit * Units produced

Double declining balance method :

Step 1: Find Straight line (SL) rate = 1 / Useful life

Step 2: Find Double declining balance (DDB) rate = SL rate * 2

Step 3: Find depreciation for the year = Beginning Book Value * DDB rate

Depreciation taken cannot bring the book value below the residual value in any given year. Normally the depreciation will have to be limited in the assets last couple of years of service.

Disposal of Plant Assets:

When fully depreciated :

Accumulated Depreciation - Asset Total Depr. taken Loss on disposal of asset Residual Value Asset Original cost

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Disposal of Plant Assets:

When not fully depreciated :

Accumulated Depreciation - Asset Total Depr. taken Loss on disposal of asset Remaining Book Value Asset Original Cost

Sale of a Plant Asset:

(1) Calculate the depreciation for the year up to the time of sale

Depreciation Expense, Asset Depr. for the year * (# months/12) Accumulated Depreciation, Asset Depr. for the year * (# months/12)

(2) Determine the Gain or Loss on the sale

Cash received $xxxxx Book value of asset Original cost $xxxxx Accum. Depr. (xxxxx) (xxxxx) Gain (Loss) on sale $ xxxx

(3) Journal entry to record the sale

Cash Sales Price Accumulated Depr, Asset Total Depr. taken Asset Original Cost Gain on sale of asset Difference

If there was a loss on the sale of the asset, then there would be a debit to หLoss on sale of asset ห› account rather than a credit to หGain on sale of asset ห›