Problem 13-41 Increasing Residual Income over Time (LO 13-2, 13-4, 13-5)Suncoast Food Centers has provided the following information with regard to the purchase of equipment.Acquisition cost of equipmentUseful lifeSalvage value at end of useful lifeAnnual straight-line depreciationAnnual income generated by asset(before deducting depreciation)Year123Use a 10 percent rate to compute the Imputed Interest charge.Required:Complete the following table.45Income BeforeDepreciation$620,000AnnualDepreciation5 years$124,000$186,000Income Net ofDepreciationBased on Net Book ValueImputed interest Residual Income Average GroceChargeBook ValueBased on Gross Book ValueImputed InterestChargeAverage NetBook ValueRecidualIncome

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Problem 13-41 Increasing Residual Income over Time (LO 13-2, 13-4, 13-5) Suncoast Food Centers has provided the following Information with regard to the purchase of equipment. Acquisition cost of equipment Useful life $620,000 Salvage value at end of useful life Annual straight-line depreciation Annual income generated by asset (before deducting depreciation) Year Use a 10 percent rate to compute the imputed Interest charge. Required: Complete the following table. 1 2 3 4 5 Income Before Depreciation Annual Depreciation 5 years $124,000 $186,000 Income Net of Depreciation Based on Net Book Value Imputed interest Residual Income Average Orocs Charge Book Value Average Net Book Value Based on Gross Book Value Imputed Interest Charge Recidual Income

Problem 13-41 Increasing Residual Income over Time (LO 13-2, 13-4, 13-5) Suncoast Food Centers has provided the following Information with regard to the purchase of equipment. Acquisition cost of equipment Useful life $620,000 Salvage value at end of useful life Annual straight-line depreciation Annual income generated by asset (before deducting depreciation) Year Use a 10 percent rate to compute the imputed Interest charge. Required: Complete the following table. 1 2 3 4 5 Income Before Depreciation Annual Depreciation 5 years $124,000 $186,000 Income Net of Depreciation Based on Net Book Value Imputed interest Residual Income Average Orocs Charge Book Value Average Net Book Value Based on Gross Book Value Imputed Interest Charge Recidual Income

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