FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Author: Libby
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**Units-of-Production Depreciation Example**

On January 1, the Matthews Band purchases sound equipment for $68,200. The band plans to use the equipment for a total of five years, during which it will perform 200 concerts. After the five-year period, it expects to sell the equipment for $2,000. In the first year, the band forecasts it will perform 55 concerts.

**Units-of-Production Depreciation Calculation**

Compute the first-year depreciation using the units-of-production method.

1. **Select Formula for Depreciation Rate of Units of Production:**
   - This section requires choosing the appropriate formula to determine the depreciation per unit of production (per concert).

2. **Calculate the First-Year Depreciation Expense:**
   - **Depreciation per concert:** [Enter the formula to determine the cost allocated per concert]
   - **Concerts in first year:** 55 concerts
   - **Depreciation in first year:** [Calculate based on the depreciation per concert multiplied by the number of concerts in the first year]

*Note: These fields are designed to guide users through the calculation process, encouraging practical application of the units-of-production method.*
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Transcribed Image Text:**Units-of-Production Depreciation Example** On January 1, the Matthews Band purchases sound equipment for $68,200. The band plans to use the equipment for a total of five years, during which it will perform 200 concerts. After the five-year period, it expects to sell the equipment for $2,000. In the first year, the band forecasts it will perform 55 concerts. **Units-of-Production Depreciation Calculation** Compute the first-year depreciation using the units-of-production method. 1. **Select Formula for Depreciation Rate of Units of Production:** - This section requires choosing the appropriate formula to determine the depreciation per unit of production (per concert). 2. **Calculate the First-Year Depreciation Expense:** - **Depreciation per concert:** [Enter the formula to determine the cost allocated per concert] - **Concerts in first year:** 55 concerts - **Depreciation in first year:** [Calculate based on the depreciation per concert multiplied by the number of concerts in the first year] *Note: These fields are designed to guide users through the calculation process, encouraging practical application of the units-of-production method.*
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