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Instructions
(a) Calculate the cost of the equipment.
(b) Record the purchase of the equipment.
(c) Calculate the annual depreciation expense, assuming the straight-line method of depreciation is used.
(a)
cost of the equipment = invoice price + freight cost + installation wiring and foundation cost + material and labor cost in testing equipment
= $80000 + $1600 + $13500 + $500
= $95600
(b)
journal entry
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Equipment dr. To Cash |
$95600 . |
. $95600 |
(c)
depreciation per annum = ($95600 - $10000)/8
= $10700
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