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Mercury Delivery Service completed the following transactions and events involving the purchase and operation of equipment for its business.

2016

Jan. 1 Paid \(25,860 cash plus \)1,810 in sales tax for a new delivery van that was estimated to have a five-year life and a \(3,670 salvage value. Van costs are recorded in the Equipment account.

3 Paid \)1,850 to install sorting racks in the van for more accurate and quicker delivery of packages. This increases the estimated salvage value of the van by another \(230.

Dec. 31 Recorded annual straight-line depreciation on the van.

2017

Jan. 1 Paid \)2,064 to overhaul the van’s engine, which increased the van’s estimated useful life by two years.

May 10 Paid $800 to repair the van after the driver backed it into a loading dock.

Dec. 31 Record annual straight-line depreciation on the van. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

Required Prepare journal entries to record these transactions and events.

Short Answer

Expert verified

Depreciation in 2016 is $5,124

Depreciation in 2017 is $3,760

Step by step solution

01

Journal entries for 2016

Jan 1

Equipment

$27,670

Cash

$27,670

Record purchase of van ($25,860+$1,810)

Jan 3

Equipment

$1,850

Cash

$1,850

Record betterment of van

Dec 31

Depreciation

$5,124

Accumulated depreciation- Van

$5,124

Record depreciation

Note:

depreciation=cost-revisedsalvageusefullifecost=$27,670+$1850=$29,520revisedsalvage=$3,670+$230=$3,900depreciation=$29,520-$3,9005depreciation=$25,6205=$5,124

02

Journal entries for 2017

Jan 1

Equipment

$2,064

Cash

$2,064

Record extraordinary expense

May 10

Repairment expense

$800

Cash

$800

Record repairment of van

Dec 31

Depreciation

$3,760

Accumulated depreciation- Van

$3,760

Record of depreciation

Note:

depreciation=cost-salvagevaluerevisedremainingusefullifecost=bookvalue-depreciation+extraordinaryexpensecost=$29,520-$3,900-$5,124+$2,064=$22,560depreciation=$22,5606=$3,760

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