Modified accelerated cost recovery system, Cost Accounting

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Assume new instruments for a firm cost $18,000 with an additional installation fee of $2,000, both of which are depreciable. Finish the depreciation schedule shown below using the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) 3-year class.

 

Year

Rate

Basis

Depreciation

1

     

2

     

3

     

4

     

 

 

 


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