Chapter 11: Depreciation, Impairments, and Depletion Flashcards
What is depreciation?
System used to allocate costs of property, plant, and equipment to accounting periods
Depreciation calculation
Depreciation = Rate x Base
Straight Line Depreciation Method
Most common, allowed for taxes but rarely used
Straight Line Depreciation Rate
1/useful life
Straight Line Depreciation Base
Cost - salvage
Straight Line Depreciation Calculation
(Cost - Salvage)/Useful Life
Sum-of-the-Years Method Depreciation
Accelerated Depreciation method, must be used for full 12 months
Sum-of-the-Years Depreciation Rate
(UL-(year-1))/(Useful Life(Useful Life +1)/2)
Sum-of-the-Years Depreciation Base
Cost - Salvage (straight-line base)
Double Declining Balance Depreciation Method
Most accelerated Method
Double-Declining Balance Depreciation Rate
2/Useful Life
Double Declining Balance Depreciation Base
Book value, Cost - Accumulated Depreciation
Units of Production Depreciation Method
As use some assets, they tend to wear out
Units of Production Depreciation Base
Number of units produced, hours used, miles driven etc. for current period
Units of Production Depreciation Rate
(Cost-Salvage)/Estimated Useful Life in Units