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Purchase value of assets sold = 806000-645000 = $1610000
Accumulated depreciation on assets sold = 535000 + 47000-456000 = $126000
Net book value of assets sold = 161000-126000 = $35000
Cash received from the sale of equipment = net book value + gain
= 35000+5700
= $40700
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1. Net Income for 2019 was
$ 43,200
2. The depreciation
expense for 2019 is $4,400.
3. Cash dividends of
$18,200 were declared and paid.
4. Bonds Payable amounting
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Additional Information:
1. Net Income for 2019 was
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2. The depreciation
expense for 2019 is $4,400.
3. Cash dividends of
$18,200 were declared and paid.
4. Bonds Payable amounting
to $20,000 were redeemed for cash of $20,000.
5. An Equipment costing $
30,500 was purchased by issuing $ 30,500 Common Stock.
6. An Equipment costing
$15,000 and had accumulated depreciation of $ 2,700 was sold for
13,500 cash.
7. Building costing
$37,800 was purchased for cash
8. The land was sold for $
13,000 cash.
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