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        on 1 march 2012, Kobe Ltd pucharsed a new delivery van. Costs associated with the transaction were as follows
 Invoice price       $28 000
 Special vehicle extras 1400
 On-road costs           800
 registration fees           500
 
 the van will be used for 4 years and depreciated on a straight-line basrs. It has an estimated residual value of $12000. End of reporting period to Kobe Ltd is 30 June
 
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 1. The van purchased for cash
 2. Depreciation on the van for the year ended 30 June 2012
 3. On 1 July 2013, a $1200 air-conditioning unit was added to the van. Although the van's estimated useful life was not effected, its estimated residual value was increase by $1000
 4. On 1 September 2013, the van was given a full service and safety inspection at a cost of $800. Neither the useful life nor the residual value was affected
 5. depreciation on the van for the year ended 30 June 2014
 6. . Depreciation on the van for the year ended 30 June 2015
 7. On 2 January 2016, the van received a $2600 major overhaul. The overhaul is expected to extend the van's useful life by 1 year, at which time the residual value is estimated to be $14000.
 8. Depreciation on the van for the year ended 30 June 2017
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                      Sep 8, 2012, 09:39 PM
                  
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        See Judy's response to a similar question what part of if your question is for homework click here do you not understand?
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					  Originally Posted by paraclete   See Judy's response to a similiar question what part of if your question is for homework click here do you not understand? Huh? What do you mean see judy's response
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					  Originally Posted by ArcSine   Will u willing to help me with this please?? 
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					  Originally Posted by winnie158   will u willing to help me with this please??? What do you specifically want to know?
 
You have to attempt the problem and tell us specifically what you want to know, we don't provide model answers
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					  Originally Posted by paraclete   What do you specifically want to know?
 You have to attempt the problem and tell us specifically what you want to know, we don't provide model answers
 1.	    1/3/12            Van                                 30 700  
                                Cash at Bank                                          30 700  
(Purchased of van for cash) 
 
2.	30/6/12   Depreciation expense          1558  
                     Accumulated depreciation                               1558 
(Depreciation expense for year ended 30June 2012) 
 
3.	1/7/13       Accumulated Depreciation    1558  
                            Van                                                       
         (To reverse the accumulated Depreciation)           1558 
                    Van                                    1200   
                           Cash                                                            1200  
        (To record the cost of air-conditioning was added to the van) 
 
        Depreciation Expense- Van       7335 
                              Accumulated Depreciation-Van          7335 
 
This is the first three transactions that I have done... could you please check to see if I done it correct.. thanks
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        I agree with the first two although my calculation of the depreciation is marginally different at $1543  you haven't shown the debits and credits so I'll assume you got those right
 I don't know why you want to reverse the accumulated depreciation for year 1 when additions were made more than a year later, this doesn't affect depreciation in that year, that just sets up new criteria for the calculation of Depreciation at 30 June 2014
 
 I have no idea what that last entry in your post relates to, certainly not the depreciation for the year 2014
 Here is a clue examine carefully the dates and the financial years they relate to
 Record each transaction separately
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					  Originally Posted by paraclete   I agree with the first two although my calculation of the depreciation is marginally different at $1543  you haven't shown the debits and credits so I'll assume you got those right
 I don't know why you want to reverse the accumulated depreciation for year 1 when additions were made more than a year later, this doesn't affect depreciation in that year, that just sets up new criteria for the calculation of Depreciation at 30 June 2014
 
 I have no idea what that last entry in your post relates to, certainly not the depreciation for the year 2014
 here is a clue examine carefully the dates and the financial years they relate to
 Lol thanks for your help
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					  Originally Posted by winnie158   lol thanks for ur help Does anyone know how to record the transaction 5, 6,7, and 8?? 
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        Here is a table showing the various calculationsCalc         actual     accum
 year	depn	depn	depn	capital	net
 2012	1542.75	1543		30700	18700
 2013	4675	4675	6218	30700	18700
 2014	4725	4725	10943	31900	18900
 2015	4725	4725	15668	31900	18900
 2016	2562.5	2563	18231	31900	18900  NB; half year
 2016	2050	2050	20281	34500	20500  NB; half year
 2017	4100	219	20500
 
 From this you can construct your journal entries
 Note this approach to depreciation is irrational
 to spend 2600 to extend the life of a vehicle for one year and increase the realisable value by 1000 is an unethical decision because the expenses are understated. The major repair should have been expensed, had this approach been taken depreciation would have reached residual value in 2016
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