The MACRS 200% declining balance method of depreciation, also known as double declining balance method, is a form of accelerated depreciation.
Given the cost of new passenger automobile is $60,000 and it is a 5 year asset.
Therefore annual depreciation for the first year should be 60000*20% = $12,000. ( since 5 years - 100/5 =20%)
However, since it is MACRS 200% declining balance method, the maximum depreciation allowed for 2019 would be 12000*2 = $24,000 (As the name suggests 200%, it is 12000*2)
Balance of asset at the end of 2019 is 60000 - 24000 = $36000.
Therefore the maximum depreciation allowed for 2020 is (36000*20%)*2 = 7200*2 = $14,400.
Therefore the answers are
For 2019 - $24,000
For 2020 - $14,400
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