Chapter 4 Section 4: Depreciable Assets and Depreciation Flashcards

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What requirements does IFRS have regarding composite vs. component depreciation?

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They require component

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How are gains and losses treated under composite depreciation?

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When an individual unit is retired, no gain or loss is recorded. It is absorbed into accumulated depreciation.

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What is the calculation for straight line depreciation?

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Cost - salvage value/estimated useful life

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What is the calculation for sum of the year’s digits?

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denominator = sum of the year’s digits, or n x [(n+1)/2]. this never changes.
numerator is the number of years left at the beginning of the year. Multiply cost - salvage value by that.
5 yrs in yr 1 would be 5/15

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What is the calculation for declining balance?

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Under double declining, each year’s depreciation rate is double the straight-line rate.
Depreciation expense = 2 x (1/N) x (cost - acc dep)
Ignore salvage value - it will show up in the last year.

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`What is the calculation for units of production?

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(cost - sv)/(estimated units or hrs) = rate per unit or hr

rate x # of units produced = depreciation expense

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What is depletion?

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Basically, depreciation for natural resources.

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What is the main method of depletion and how does it work?

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Cost
recoverable units/unrecovered cost - sv = base
base x units produced = depletion expense

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