Example3_depreciation



Example – 3 Nepal Model hospital purchased a second hand X-ray machine for Rs. 450,000 on 1st Shrawan 2068. The expected working life of the machine was five years. The scrap value of the machine is the machine is expected to be 20% of its original cost. Depreciation is provided on straight-line method. At the end of year 2069, the X-ray machine became unsuitable and disposed off for Rs. 350,000. On the same date, another X-ray Machine was required for Rs. 600,000 having estimated life of ten years.
Required: X-ray machinery account for three years ending 30th Chaitra.

[Ans: profit on sales 26,000, balance: 540,000]


Step-1: Draw the Format Given below: 

Step 2: Calculation of Profit or Loss when the Assets(Machinery) Sold:
Working Note:
Total Original Cost of (Sold ) Machinery (assets)         xxx
Less: Total Depreciation of Used full Life (…………)     xxx
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(CP) Book value of assets after charging  total depreciation  XXX
(SP) Sales value of Assets(machinery)                                        XXX
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Profit if (SP-CP) : xxx  --- Post it into Dr. side of machinery account

or Loss if (CP- SP) : xxx --- Post it into Cr. side of machinery account


Example – 4  Hama Company purchased furniture for Rs. 60,000 on 1st July 2013 having estimated salvage value of Rs. 10,000 at the end of 10 years’ life. On 31st August same year, addition was made for Rs. 45,000 with estimated salvage value for Rs. 15,000 and life of 10 years. On 31st December 2015, it sold the furniture, which was purchased on 1st July 2013, for Rs. 40,000. On the same date, it purchased additional furniture Rs. 30,000 having estimated salvage value of zero with life of 5 years. The company has followed fixed installment method of depreciation. Accounts are closed at end of December every year.
Required: Furniture Account for first 3 years.
[Ans: Loss on sales 7,500, balance: 68,000]



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