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Practice Quiz Chapter 11
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A machine purchased for $60,000 has a depreciable life of 5 years. It will have an expected salvage value of $8,000 at the end of its life. Using the straight-line method what is the book value at the end of Year 3?
a) $43200
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b) $28,800
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c) $42200
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d) $32400
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An asset has an undepreciated capital cost of $10,368. The asset cost $36,000 when purchased and it has been depreciated with CCA rate=40%. Determine how many years the asset has been in service. 50% rule applies.
a) 2 years
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b) 5 years
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c) 4 years
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d) 3 years
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Using the SOYD method for an asset with a cost basis of $4,600, useful life of 4 years, and salvage value of $700, calculate the book value at the end of its second year.
a) $1870
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b) $1356
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c) $1700
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d) $2850
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A truck has an estimated initial cost of $32,000 and is expected to give service for 190,000 kilometers, resulting in a $4,300 salvage value. Calculate the allowed depreciation amount for the year in which the truck usage was 25,000 kilometers.
a) $3644.73
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b) $3225.73
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c) $3344.61
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d) $3354.25
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A company is trying to decide whether to keep a piece of machinery, which typically lasts for 7 years. The company uses DDB depreciation for book depreciation purposes and this is the fifth year of ownership. The item cost $200,000 new. What was the depreciation in Year 4?
a) $4455.13
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b) $3566.24
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c) $24336.24
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d) $20824.25
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DreamTech has purchased a new system at the beginning of the fiscal year at a cost of $450,000 with an expected life of 10 years. Suppose the system is in class 10 (45%) and the corporate tax rate is 35%. Determine Year 1 ending undepreciated capital cost.
a) $123,750
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b) $146,250
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c) $247,500
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d) $292,500
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DreamTech has purchased a new system at the beginning of the fiscal year at a cost of $450,000 with an expected life of 10 years. Suppose the system is in class 10 (45%) and the corporate tax rate is 35%. Determine Year 4 capital cost allowance.
a) $23,290
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b) $27,565
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c) $44,917
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d) $44,411
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DreamTech has purchased a new system at the beginning of the fiscal year at a cost of $450,000 with an expected life of 10 years. Suppose the system is in class 10 (45%) and the corporate tax rate is 35%.Determine year 7 beginning undepreciated capital cost.
a) $10,192
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b) $16,420
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c) $18,275
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d) $35,244
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Suppose BinTech sold all the assets in the class 8 with a capital cost allowance rate of 20% for the proceeds of $85,000. The original cost of the assets was $100,000. The opening balance of the class 8 undepreciated capital cost pool was $70,000. Determine capital cost allowance recapture.
a) ?$3,000
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b) ?$6,000
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c) ?$15,000
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d) ?$30,000
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Mr. Bean has just acquired a new asset for his venture business at a cost of $500,000. You are asked to help him determine the book value after six years from now, given the relevant depreciation rate is 30%, applying the declining-balance depreciation method.
a) $25,000
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b) $58,825
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c) $75,825
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d) $150,000
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