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Dear Sir,
i would like to know how to pass the entries for this.
I purchased $1000 worth furniture. the rate of depreciation is 20%. Actually i completed 3 years depreciation according to the rate of 20%. Now from 4th year onwards i like to change to depreciation rate from 20% to 10%. How can i pass the entries for new depreciation and adjustment of old depreciation.
I am very much thankful to you for your valuable advise.
Regards
Haridas Pandarathil
Email: nair_pandarathil68@yahoo.com
Don’t adjust for the previous 3 years. From year 4, depreciate at the rate of 10%
However, if you mean that the three-year old asset now has a revised estimated useful life of 10 MORE years, depreciate at the rate of (100-60)/10 = 4 per annum.
If you mean that your original estimate of a 5 year life should have been a 10 year estimate, depreciate (100-60)/ 7 = 5.714 each year for the next / remaining 7 years of its life
Sir what should we do to installation costs paid to 1)specialists 2)own labourers what should be capitalised
Capitalise both specialist’s costs as well as own labour costs incurred in installing new machinery
