DEPLETION AND DEPRECIATION Flashcards

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Defined as the decrease in the value of a property, due to the passage of time

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Depreciation

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This must always be included in the cost of production of any product or the rendering of any service where equipment is used

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Depreciation

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3
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Enumerate the types of depreciation

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  1. Physical depreciation
  2. Functional depreciation
  3. Changes in the price levels of similar property
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4
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It is caused by deterioration due to the effects of various chemical and mechanical factors on materials

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Physical depreciation

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5
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It is due to a decrease in the demand for the function of the equipment for which it was designed

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Functional depreciation

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6
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It depends upon the physical or economic life of the equipment and its first cost

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Depreciation cost

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7
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The length of time during which an equipment is capable of performing its function

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Physical life

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8
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The length of time during which an equipment will operate at a satisfactory profit

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Economic life

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9
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Sometimes called second-hand value, is defined to be the amount for which the equipment or machine can be sold as second hand

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Salvage value

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10
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The amount the equipment can be sold for, when disposed off as junk

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Scrap or junk

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11
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Payments to the ____________ should be equal to the loss in value due to depreciation

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depreciation fund

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12
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It is simple and is more widely used than any other methods

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Straight-line Formula

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13
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The basic assumption for this method is that the annual cost of depreciation is a constant percentage of the salvage value at the beginning of the year

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Matheson Formula

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13
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It is also relatively simple, though it will require the use of annuity tables in the absence of the electronic calculator

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Sinking Fund Formula

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13
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It is generally the method used for economy study purposes

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Sinking Fund Formula

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14
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It provides very rapid depreciation during the early years of life of property, and therefore enables faster recovery of capital

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Sum of the Years-Digits (SYD) Method

15
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Depreciation during any year is charged on the basis of actual service rendered or actual units produced by the property during the year

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Service-Output Method

16
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It is an approximate method, because it adds and subtracts amounts which do not occur at the same point in time

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Straight-Line Plus Average Interest Formula

17
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In this method, the depreciation cost in any year is a constant ratio of the book value at the beginning of the year

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Double-Rate Declining-Balance Method

18
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This is confined to assets where the major factor in depreciation is wear and tear arising from use

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Operating Day Method

19
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A chance is made in the investment account when the property is retired or replaced

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Retirement Method

19
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This method involves the write-off of annual depreciation determined by officers of the company who possess the required experience and technical knowledge

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Annual Inventory Method

20
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In this method, the loss in value is considered to be directly proportional to the age of the property

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Straight-line Formula

21
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In this method it is assumed that the total depreciation that has taken place is directly proportional to the quantity of the output the property up to that time

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Service-Output Method

22
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For this method, it is assumed that the amount of capital recovered each year is on a straight-line basis

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Straight-line plus average interest formula

23
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They consider the write-off on only one asset at a time

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unit or item depreciation

24
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Consists of the computation of a single annual depreciation charge for a group of similar assets using their average life

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Group depreciation method

25
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If the class consists of dissimilar assets, the depreciation computed is termed _____

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composite depreciation

26
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The annual charge set aside in the fund is called ____ rather than depreciation cost

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depletion cost

27
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The depletion charge depends upon the cost of the property and the number of units in the property

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Unit or Factor Method

28
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This allows a fixed percentage of gross income received during a year to be the depletion charge

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Percentage or Depletion Allowance Method

29
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The theoretical depletion charge for a year is usually determined by these two methods

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  1. Unit or Factor Method
  2. Percentage or Depletion Allowance Method