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CHAPTER 11 Depreciation, Impairments, and Depletion ……..…………………………………………………………... “allocating the cost of tangible assets to those periods expected to benefit” Depreciable base = Original cost - Salvage value Estimated service life physical factors economic factors DEPRECIATION
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Methods of Depreciation Units of production Straight-line Sum-of-the-years’ digits Declining-balance method salvage value in not deducted in determining the depreciable base Group and composite methods composite depreciation rate no gain or loss on disposition
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Exercise 11-1 Cost$518,000 Life (in years)12 Salvage value$50,000 (a) Straight-line (b) Sum-of-the-years’ digits
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Exercise 11-1 (continued) (c) Double-declining balance Book valueRateDeprec Exp.
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Brief Exercise 11-6 GroupCostSalvageLife A$70,000$7,00010 years B50,0005,0005 years C82,0004,00012 years Composite Depreciation Composite rate = Discarded an asset in Group A, $4,000 cost, 7 years old:
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Depreciation for Partial Years Determine depreciation for a full year Prorate between years Exercise 11-4d: Sum-of-the-years’ digits Total201020112012
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Depreciation Rate Revisions No correction of prior years No adjustments to “catch up” Brief Exercise 11-7 Original estimate: ($8,000 - $1,000)/5 = $1,400 Book value at time of revision: $8,000 - (2 x $1,400) = $5,200 New estimate: ($5,200 - $500)/2 = $2,350
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IMPAIRMENTS 1. Recoverability test for impairment future net cash flows (undiscounted) < carrying value 2. If impaired, calculate the amount of the loss carrying value - fair value of the asset market value or PV of future net cash flows 3. Entry: Loss on Impairment2,700 Accumulated Depreciation2,700
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Impairment Example Equipment: Taffy maker Original cost$1,000,000 Accum depreciation600,000 Estimated life4 years Annual rev: taffy production $240,000 Annual cost: taffy production130,000 Fair value of taffy maker380,000 Cost of disposal10,000
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Impairment Example Equipment: Taffy maker Original cost$1,000,000 Accum depreciation550,000 Estimated life4 years Annual rev: taffy production $240,000 Annual cost: taffy production130,000 Fair value of taffy maker380,000 Cost of disposal10,000
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DEPLETION Depletion Base Acquisition costs Exploration costs Development costs tangible equipment intangible costs Restoration costs Inventory250,000 Accumulated Depletion250,000 Recording Depletion BaseExp. Other Asset
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Oil & Gas Full cost method all exploration costs are capitalized costs of unsuccessful exploration added to the cost of successful wells cannot capitalize more than the present value of the reserves Successful efforts method only costs of successful efforts are capitalized
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Special Depletion Issues Change in estimate of reserves accounting is the same as change in estimate of asset life Current value of reserves not recorded (recognized) must be disclosed by oil & gas companies increase in value of timber is not recorded Liquidating dividends dividends in excess of retained earnings credit the excess to Paid-in Capital
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Exercises 11-16 & 11-17 Carrying amount ($9M - $1M)$8,000,000 Fair value4,400,000 Net realizable value4,380,000 (a) 11-16 Asset still used 11-17 Asset not used (a)
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(b) 11-16 Asset still used 11-17 Asset not used (b) (c)
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