Quigley Co. bought a machine on January 1, 2016 for $1,402,500. It had a $122,200 estimated residual value and a 9-year life. An expense account was debited on the purchase date. Quigley uses straight-line depreciation. This was discovered in 2018. Prepare the entries related to the machine for 2018. Ignore taxes.

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12 June, 08:54

Quigley Co. bought a machine on January 1, 2016 for $1,402,500. It had a $122,200 estimated residual value and a 9-year life. An expense account was debited on the purchase date. Quigley uses straight-line depreciation. This was discovered in 2018. Prepare the entries related to the machine for 2018. Ignore taxes.

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Ali Oneal · Answer 1

Dr Machine account $1,402,500

Cr Retained earnings (balancing figure) $1,260,244.44

Cr Accumulated depreciation

(2 years depreciation 142,255.56*2) $284,511.11

Dr Depreciation expense (2018) $ 142,255.56

Cr Accumulated depreciation (2018) $142,255.56

Explanation:

The yearly depreciation on the asset=cost-residual value/useful life

cost is $1,402,500

residual value is $122,200

useful life is 9 years

depreciation = ($1,402,500-$122,200) / 9

=$142,255.56

However the depreciation has not been recognized for 3 years now (2016-2018)

Also the cost of machine was debited to expense that needs to be reversed

The appropriate entries would be

Dr Machine account $1,402,500

Cr Retained earnings (balancing figure) $1,260,244.44

Cr Accumulated depreciation

(2 years depreciation 142,255.56*2) $284,511.11

Dr Depreciation expense (2018) $ 142,255.56

Cr Accumulated depreciation (2018) $142,255.56