Steves pitdoors company pirchased a mew delivery van on January 1 for $51,000 plus $4300 in...
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for the remaining amount i.e $51,000+$4300-$13,300 = $42,000 provision has to be made for payment
depreciation has to provided on total amount of $55,300 As SLM or WDV which ever is applicable
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