A mineral mining company expects to produce 60, 000 tons of minerals annually for 5 yrs. The deposit cost $150,000 to acquire. Annual gross revenues are expected to be $9/ton. Net revenues are projected to be $4/ton. a. Compute annual depletion on a cost basis b. Compute annual depletion on a percentage basis

A mineral mining company expects to produce 60, 000 tons of minerals annually for 5 yrs. The deposit cost $150,000 to acquire. Annual gross revenues are expected to be $9/ton. Net revenues are projected to be $4/ton. a. Compute annual depletion on a cost basis b. Compute annual depletion on a percentage basis

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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