I wonder what happens in the case of muscle cars for example, where they've shown to be appreciating assets over time. Do the they go back on the balance sheet as assets once again with a continuous round of depreciation?
Hi could you please give me the equation to solve the following equation? An asset, bought for $12300, has a value of $6920 after 5 years. The depreciation rate is close to: A 10.87% B 16.76% C 18.67% D 21.33%
What do similar laptops sell for now? This equation of more for determining the book value of assets on your balance sheet. For what you're doing, I'd suggest always starting with the market value and making adjustments from there.
How to solve this?? Accumulated Depreciation on April 2017 COST SALVAGE. LIFE YEAR Building 6,100,000 100,000 20 yrs Machinery 2,550,000 50,000 5 yrs Equipment. 1,030,000 30,000 10 yrs Depreciation cost for each Asset Annual Depreciation for each Asset
the cost of the machine is 20000. it has an estimated life of 6 years. profit between depreciation is estimated to be 80000 per year.find out the yearly cash flow from the plant assuming 8% as tax rate and 10% depreciation
(cost of asset- salvage value )*remaining life/sum years of years ..... sum of years = n(n+1)/2... if remaining life is 6.75 and sum of years is 36...like (212000-12000) * 6.75/36 ok...here i don't understand how to calculate remaining life 6.75 ........3/12=0.25....1-0.25=0.75... where did 6 comes from..... here is the full question.. equipment for 212000 on octobar 1, 2014. and estimated useful life is 8 years and salvage value of 12000...estimated production 40000 units and estimated working hours are 20000 during 2014, uses the equipment for 525 hours and the equipment produces 1000 units
Oh god you talk a lot, when you can simply cut it short and just get to illustration right away. Like blah blah blah blah then point still not mentioned.
Its much better than most videos out there as in u can actually understand and grasp what hes talking about, by going slowly and re-addressing topics it solidifies the information in ur brain n u understand it. When listening to lectures you only retain a small amount of information so trust me if he just got to the point like u want him to chances are you'll be replaying the video trying to understand what hes saying.
how do I calculate the salvage value ?
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I wonder what happens in the case of muscle cars for example, where they've shown to be appreciating assets over time. Do the they go back on the balance sheet as assets once again with a continuous round of depreciation?
Thanks for saving me on my maths exam lol
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Thank you! I should find out next week so good hopefully!
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How did it go
Is that 5 years from when you first purchased it? And do they need to see a receipt of when you first purchased it even if its been years?
Acct midterm soon thanks for the help!
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Big help. Thank you
Thanks for your valuable time. It was very helpful to me.
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Very nice! Pls which app/tool did you use?
who determines the salvage value?
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What about calculating the deprecitaton of things like store fixtures?
depending on many things you have in your store.. you may want to do a cost Segregation study
Good Explanation.Thanks
How to know the salvage value??
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Hi could you please give me the equation to solve the following equation?
An asset, bought for $12300, has a value of $6920 after 5 years. The depreciation rate
is close to:
A 10.87% B 16.76% C 18.67% D 21.33%
is the answer is 21.33
Hate to say it now, but the answer is A -.- 8.75%
Thank you very much, straight forward to the point!
What if the estimated useful life is in months for example 18 months, how do we calculate it then?
18/24
Very helpful! Thanks. . .
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching.
Sir in next year when we calculate depreciation so the solution is like 25000-5000/4 we take 4 year or 5 year ?? I confused
Yes, 4 years, because it's already depresiated 1 year, so it should only last for 4 more years
Yes, This is my second time taking Acct 1
THANX A LOT THAT WAS HELPFUL
I bought my laptop in $510 and used for 4 years. What is the good price so that I can sell it otherwise not?
What do similar laptops sell for now? This equation of more for determining the book value of assets on your balance sheet. For what you're doing, I'd suggest always starting with the market value and making adjustments from there.
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How to solve this??
Accumulated Depreciation on April 2017
COST SALVAGE. LIFE YEAR
Building 6,100,000 100,000 20 yrs
Machinery 2,550,000 50,000 5 yrs
Equipment. 1,030,000 30,000 10 yrs
Depreciation cost for each Asset
Annual Depreciation for each Asset
the cost of the machine is 20000. it has an estimated life of 6 years. profit between depreciation is estimated to be 80000 per year.find out the yearly cash flow from the plant assuming 8% as tax rate and 10% depreciation
Can anyone solve this
He starts at 3:21 you're welcome
(cost of asset- salvage value )*remaining life/sum years of years ..... sum of years = n(n+1)/2... if remaining life is 6.75 and sum of years is 36...like (212000-12000) * 6.75/36 ok...here i don't understand how to calculate remaining life 6.75 ........3/12=0.25....1-0.25=0.75... where did 6 comes from.....
here is the full question.. equipment for 212000 on octobar 1, 2014. and estimated useful life is 8 years and salvage value of 12000...estimated production 40000 units and estimated working hours are 20000 during 2014, uses the equipment for 525 hours and the equipment produces 1000 units
the answer is always 673
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Oh god you talk a lot, when you can simply cut it short and just get to illustration right away. Like blah blah blah blah then point still not mentioned.
Its much better than most videos out there as in u can actually understand and grasp what hes talking about, by going slowly and re-addressing topics it solidifies the information in ur brain n u understand it. When listening to lectures you only retain a small amount of information so trust me if he just got to the point like u want him to chances are you'll be replaying the video trying to understand what hes saying.
@attiya batool sry dude, i took this course a year ago, ive pretty much forgotten everything about it, good luck on the exam tho.
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