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Depreciation is the allocation of an assets cost over its useful life in accordance with its pattern of
usage.
Units of Production: Depreciable Amount / Useful Life (in units) * Usage (in units)
Reducing Balance: Carrying Amount * (Straight Line Rate *2) * Pro Rata
Pro Rata
Only relevant when asset is purchased during the year.
Need to pro rata by multiplying by the number of months the asset is owned and dividing by 12
months. For example, if an asset was purchased in February and the business has a June year end,
the pro rata will be 5/12.
Note that depreciation calculated using Units of Production method does not need to be pro rata’d
as it is calculated using actual usage.
Depreciation Question
On 1 January 2018, a business purchased a tractor for $250,000. It is planned to use the tractor for
10 years or 10,000 hours. The expected residual value is $50,000. During the six months to 30/6/18
the vehicle did 600 hours and 1,100 hours for the year to June 2019.
Calculate:
2. The depreciation expense for the Y/E 30/6/18 using straight line method.
3. The depreciation expense for the Y/E 30/6/18 using units of production method.
4. The depreciation expense for the Y/E 30/6/19 using straight line method.
5. The depreciation expense for the Y/E 30/6/19 using units of production method.
6. Prepare a Balance Sheet excerpt for the tractor as at 30/6/19 under straight line method.
7. Prepare general journals for the purchase of the vehicle and the depreciation calculated in 2
and 4 (disregard GST).
Calculations
1. Cost 250,000
Residual Value 50,000
Depreciable Amt 200,000
SL Depreciation 200,000 6
-------- x -- = 10,000
10 12
SL Depreciation 200,000
-------- = 20,000
10
7. Purchase
Dr Cr
1/1/18 Tractor 250,000
Cash at Bank 250,000