1. Patent:
A patent is amortized over the shorter of its estimated useful life or legal life. Here, legal life is 20 years and estimated useful life is 10 years. So, the patent will be amortized over 10 years (being shorter than legal life).
Amortization expense for 2019 = Cost / Useful life
Amortization expense = $70000 / 10 = $7000
Required journal entry for amortization expense for 2019 is:
Debit Amortization expense $7000
Credit Accumulated Amortization $7000
2. Depletion expense:
Under depletion, first we will calculate the unit depletion rate and then we will calculate the depletion expense.
Unit depletion rate = Depletion base / Estimated recoverable units
where, Depletion base = Cost - Salvage value.
Depletion base = $640000 - $0 = $640000
Estimated recoverable units = 500000 tons
Putting the values in the unit depletion rate formula, we get,
Units depletion Rate = $640000 / 500000 = $1.28 per ton
In the next step, we will compute the depreciation expense as per below:
Depreciation expense = Unit depletion rate * No. of units extracted
No. of units extracted was 80000 tons, so
Depletion = $1.28 * 80000 = $102400
Required journal entry for depletion expense of 2019 is:
Debit Depletion expense $102400
Credit Accumulated depletion $102400
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