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Applications
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Note 2: You could have started calculating depreciation at any
year within the depreciable life span of the asset. Furthermore, you
can skip to any new starting point by simply entering the year number
(e.g., year 4), pressing n and then pressing SOD through as many iterations as required to depreciate the asset completely.
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Sample Case 1: A fleet car has a value (less salvage value)
of $2100 and a life expectancy of six years. Using the
sum-of-the-years’ digits method, what is the amount of depreciation and
what is the depreciable value for each of the first two years?
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Solution
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year 1 depreciation
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remaining value
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year 2 depreciation
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remaining value
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Sample Case 2: Using the values from Sample Case 1, what is the depreciation and depreciable value for years 3 through 6?
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Solution
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year 3 depreciation
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remaining value
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year 4 depreciation
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year 5 depreciation
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year 6 depreciation
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remaining value
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Declining Balance Depreciation
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This calculation finds depreciation and remaining book value for each
year of an asset’s depreciable life when the present value, salvage
value, and life expectancy are known. Declining balance calculations use
the storage and recall features of the HP-80. Information is entered as
follows:
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