Mellow Co. depreciates a $12,000 asset over five years, using the straight-line method with no salvage value. At the beginning of the fifth year, it is determined that the asset will last another four years. What amount should Mellow report as depreciation expense for year five?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

$600

Explanation:

Using the straight-line depreciation method:

Cost amount $12,000:

useful life five years

depreciation per year: =$ 12000/ 5

       =$ 2,400.00

Book value at the beginning of year five:

=cost price minus four years of depreciation

=$12,000-($2400 x 4)= $ 12,000- $ 9,600

=$2, 400.00

Another four years of useful life:

Depreciation = Book value /4

   =$2400/4

   = $600

   


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                                      Provision for bad debt expense    800$

                       Provision for bad debt    60$

                                                                Debter   60$

                        Provision for bad debt   75$

                                                          Debter   75$

                        Provision for bad debt  45$

                                                           Bad debt recovery income 45$

                        Provision for bad debt   100$

                                                        Debter  100$

                                Provision for bad debt  25$

                                                                Bad debt recovery income  25$

Answer:

Please find the answer below

Explanation:

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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