Accounting Question (PP&E and Depreciation)
Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone could help with a seemingly simple problem.
I am trying to calculate depreciation expense for 2016 given a couple of variables:
- Capex in 2016
- Net PP&E on balance sheet on 2015 and 2016 year end
- Accumulated depreciation only on 2015
The way I calculated it is I took Capex and subtracted the change in net PP&E to arrive at depreciation expense for the year [Capex - (nPP&E2016 - nPP&E2015)]. I then added that to accumulated depreciation. Is that right?
I'm also given an asset write-down and a sale of land in 2016, but I'm assuming that is already factored into net PP&E. Would I subtract the sale of land from depreciation because land does not depreciate (and it was included in net PP&E)? Or would I subtract the asset write-down?
(Net PP&E 2015 + Capex 2016) gives you the depreciable value of the block of assets. Now subtract Net PP&E 2016 from the above and you will get (Normal Depreciation + Asset write down+ Value of land sold).
Depreciation for 2016 = NPP&E 2015 + Capex 2016 - NPP&E 2016 - Asset write down - Value of land sold.
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