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    Jun 4, 2007, 04:10 AM
    Calculating Depreciation
    Dear sir/madame

    I am revising for my external exams and I face a problem about provision for depreciation.

    A specific example from a manufacturing exercise

    1)Motor vehicle at cost - 120000
    Provision for depreciation for motor vehicle - 40000
    2)Plant and machinery at cost - 386000
    Provision for depreciation for plant and machinery - 115800

    Depreciation is as follows:
    a) Motor Vehicles at 20% on the reduced (diminished) balance
    b) Plant and machinery at 15% on cost

    My question is: what do I write under the heading factory overheads in the manufacturing account meaning what would the answer be after the depreciation calculations above?

    Please help urgently! My exams are appoaching
    Thanks a lot!
    Mahi
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    Jun 4, 2007, 04:13 AM
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