Q2/ You purchased computer equipment for $55,000 to use in your own business. You do not expect the computers to have a positive salvage or trade-in value after the anticipated 8-year life. For book depreciation purposes, you want depreciation cost (D) and book value (B) schedules for the following methods: a) Straight-line depreciation method (SL). b) Sum of the year digits (SYD) method.

Q2/ You purchased computer equipment for $55,000 to use in your own business. You do not expect the computers to have a positive salvage or trade-in value after the anticipated 8-year life. For book depreciation purposes, you want depreciation cost (D) and book value (B) schedules for the following methods: a) Straight-line depreciation method (SL). b) Sum of the year digits (SYD) method.

College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach

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Author:Scott, Cathy J.

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ChapterA: Methods Of Depreciation

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