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Disposal of Fixed Assets III
IntroductionIntroduction
• Objectives:– State the 3 reasons for disposal– Recognise and calculate the gain/loss on
disposal of fixed assets– Record disposal of fixed asset– Prepare fixed asset a/c, provision for disposal
a/c and disposal of fixed asset a/c
• Target group: Secondary 3 express
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ContentsContents
Section A: Group Formation
Section C: Recording of Disposal of Fixed Assets involving 3
assets with a change of biz policy
Section B: Recording of Disposal of Fixed Assets involving 3 assets
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Section A – Group FormationSection A – Group Formation
sec A sec B sec C
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3
Team 4 Team 6
Team 5
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Represent member x with card x
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EXAMPLE 3: (Worksheet D)Mr. BUBU started a fruit business on 1 July 2000. To improve
his business, he bought two machines on 1 Jan 2001 for
$10,000 each, paying by cheque. He charged depreciation on
the machines at 10% per annum for each year by the reducing
or diminishing balance method. Depreciation was to be
recorded in a separate Provision for Depreciation Account. On
30 June 2002, after allowing for the year’s depreciation, he
sold one of the machines for $8,800 which he put into the
bank. On 1 October 2002, he bought another new machine on
credit from MUMU for $20,000.
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Section BSection B
EXAMPLE 3: (Worksheet D)
BUBU’s financial year ends on 31 December.
(i) Prepare the Machinery Account for each of the two years 2001 and 2002.
(ii) Prepare the Provision for Machinery Depreciation Account for the two years
(iii)Prepare the Machinery Disposal Account for 2002.
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Section BSection B
sec A sec B sec C
LEDGER ENTRIES:
Machinery Account
$ $
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At Cost Price
2001
20,000BankJan 1
2001
2002
Balance b/d 20,000Jan 1
Dec 31 20,000Balance c/d
Section BSection B
(2x$10,000)
IN (BUY) OUT (SELL)
10,000Dec 31 Disposal of Machinery
2002
Oct 1 MUMU 20,000
40,000 40,000
30,000Dec 31 Balance c/d
30,000Jan 1 Balance b/d
2003
sec A sec B sec C
Provision for Depreciation of Machinery Account
2001 2001$ $
1,450
3,850 3,850
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Dec 31 Depreciation 2,000Dec 31 Balance c/d 2,000
2002
2,000Balance b/dDec 31
2002
Disposal of Machinery
Dec 311,850Dec 31 Depreciation
Section BSection BLEDGER ENTRIES:
($20,000x10%)
Dec 31 Balance c/d 2,400
2002
2,400Balance b/dDec 31
sec A sec B sec C
Disposal of Machinery Account
2002 2002$ $
10,000MachineryJun 30
10,25010,250
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1,450Provision for depreciation
Dec 31
8,800BankDec 31 250Profit on
disposalDec 31
Section BSection BLEDGER ENTRIES:
Balancing figure
sec A sec B sec C
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Selling Price = Amount received for the disposal
= $8,800
Gain on disposal = SP – NBV
= $ 8,800 - $ 8,550
= $ 250
Net Book Value = Price at - Total accumulated
cost depreciation
= $10,000 - $1,450
= $ 8,550
Provision for depreciation
Section BSection B
sec A sec B sec C
What is the amount of the provision for depreciation that is
required to be transferred to the vehicle disposal account?
= FULL AMOUNT of the accumulated depreciation on the
DISPOSED ASSET up to the date of sale.
= Year 1 Depreciation + Year 2 Depreciation
= (Cost Price x Rate) + [(Cost Price – Year 1) x Rate x Usage] Depreciation
= ($10,000 x 10%) + [($10,000-$1,000) x 10% x ½]
= $ 1,000 + $ 450
Section BSection B
= $ 1,450
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Section BSection BWhat is the depreciation for the 3 machines in year 2002?• Machine A (Bought on 1 Jan 2001)
= ($10,000-$1,000) x 10%
= $ 900• Machine B (Dispose off on 30 June 2002)
= ($10,000-$1,000) x 10% x ½
= $ 450• Machine C (Bought on 1 Oct 2002)
= $20,000 x 10% x 3/12
= $ 500
Therefore total depreciation = $900 + $450 +$500
= $1850sec A sec B sec Cquit
Section CSection C
EXAMPLE 4:Mr. BUBU bought two machines on 1 Jan 2001 for $10,000
each, paying by cheque. He charged depreciation on the
machines at 10% per annum for each year by the reducing or
diminishing balance method. His policy is to charge a full His policy is to charge a full
year’s depreciation in the year of purchases but not year’s depreciation in the year of purchases but not
charge any in the year of sales.charge any in the year of sales. On 30 June 2002, he sold
one of the machines for $8,800 which he put into the bank. On
1 October 2002, he bought another new machine on credit
from MUMU for $20,000.
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Section CSection C
EXAMPLE 4:BUBU’s financial year ends on 31 December.
(i) Prepare the Machinery Account for each of the two years 2001 and 2002
(ii) Prepare the Provision for Machinery Depreciation Account for the two years
(iii)Prepare the Machinery Disposal Account for 2002.
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LEDGER ENTRIES:
Machinery Account
$ $
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At Cost Price
2001
20,000BankJan 1
2001
2002
Balance b/d 20,000Jan 1
Dec 31 20,000Balance c/d(2x$10,000)
IN (BUY) OUT (SELL)
10,000Dec 31 Disposal of Machinery
2002
Oct 1 MUMU 20,000
40,000 40,000
30,000Dec 31 Balance c/d
30,000Jan 1 Balance b/d
2003
Section CSection C
sec A sec B sec C
Provision for Depreciation of Machinery Account
2001 2001$ $
1,000
4,900 4,900
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Dec 31 Depreciation 2,000Dec 31 Balance c/d 2,000
2002
2,000Balance b/dDec 31
2002
Disposal of Machinery
Dec 312,900Dec 31 Depreciation
($20,000x10%)
Dec 31 Balance c/d 3,900
2002
3,900Balance b/dDec 31
Section CSection CLEDGER ENTRIES:
sec A sec B sec C
Disposal of Machinery Account
2002 2002$ $
10,000MachineryJun 30
10,00010,000
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1,000Provision for depreciation
Dec 31
8,800BankDec 31
200Loss on disposal
Dec 31
Section CSection CLEDGER ENTRIES:
Balancing figure
sec A sec B sec C
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Selling Price = Amount received for the disposal
= $8,800
Loss on disposal = NBV – SP
= $ 9,000 - $ 8,800
= $ 200
Net Book Value = Price at - Total accumulated
cost depreciation
= $10,000 - $1,000
= $ 9,000
Provision for depreciation
Section CSection C
sec A sec B sec C
What is the amount of the provision for depreciation that is
required to be transferred to the vehicle disposal account?
= FULL AMOUNT of the accumulated depreciation on the
DISPOSED ASSET up to the date of sale.
= Year 1 Depreciation + Year 2 Depreciation
= (Cost Price x Rate) + (No depreciation charged in the year)
of sales
= ($10,000 x 10%) + 0
= $ 1,000
Section CSection C
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What is the depreciation for the 3 machines in year 2002?• Machine A (Bought on 1 Jan 2001)
= ($10,000-$1,000) x 10% = $ 900• Machine B (Dispose off (sold/out) on 30 June 2002)
= Do not charge any depreciation in the year of sales
= zero
• Machine C (Bought on 1 Oct 2002)
= Charge a full year’s depreciation in the year of purchases
= $20,000 x 10% = $ 2000
Total depreciation = $900 + $2,000
= $2,900
Section CSection C
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Lessons LearntLessons Learnt
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3 Reasons for Disposal of Fixed Assets:
•Obsolescence
•High costs of repairs and maintenance
•Frequent breakdown
Gain/Loss on Disposal when:
•Selling Price >/< Net Book Value
Two methods of recording Disposal of Fixed Assets:
•With a separate disposal of fixed assets account
•Without a disposal of fixed assets account
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DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETSDEBIT CREDITSteps
Lessons LearntLessons Learnt
Bank (cash received)3
Disposal of fixed asset
Fixed asset (trade in) Disposal of fixed asset
Disposal of fixed asset Fixed Asset
Provision for depreciation Disposal of fixed asset2
1 Provision for depreciationDepreciation
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Depreciation
Transfer
Receive?
Lessons LearntLessons Learnt
DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETSDEBIT CREDITSteps
4Disposal of fixed assetLoss on disposal
Disposal of fixed asset Profit on disposal
5
Profit & Loss A/C
Profit on disposal Profit & Loss A/C
Depreciation of FA
Profit & Loss A/C Loss on disposal
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Profit/Loss?
Closing
Lessons LearntLessons Learnt5 STEPS to RECORD DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETS
(1) Depreciation(1) Depreciation
(2) Transfer(2) Transfer
(3) Received?(3) Received?
(4) Profit/Loss?(4) Profit/Loss?
(5) Closing(5) Closing
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Lessons LearntLessons Learnt
RECORD DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETS INVOLVING:
• Three fixed assets:
(1) 2 fixed assets bought
(2) 1 of the 2 fixed assets will be sold later
(3) Buy a new fixed asset
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• One fixed asset bought and sold
• Two fixed assets bought and sold one later
• Fixed assets with change in company’s
depreciation policy
microteachings
Prepared by
Tan Seet Ling, Patrina31 October 2001
national institute of educationcopyright 2001
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