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Wren Adjusting Entry
Wren Adjusting Entry
Do from the trial balance , preparation of income statement and balance sheet
Wren has provided you with the following information. Calculate the depreciation, accumulated
depreciation, written down value and profit or loss on disposal of the non-current assets. Show the
general journal, general ledger accounts and the extracts of the statement of financial position as at the
end of the years 30 September 2017, 2018 and 2019
2016 Nov 1 Bought plant P $40000 from Pokok on credit. Residual value of the plant was
expected to be $2000. It was expected to have a useful life of 80,000 litres of the
product. The units of use depreciation was charged on the plant each year.
2017 Jan 31 Bought 3 pieces of furniture(F,G and H) $50000 from Kehsi on credit. Residual value
of the furniture was expected to be $700. It was expected to have a useful life 20
years. Straight line depreciation was charged on the furniture each year.
2017 May 1 Bought equipment $80000 from Keekih on a cash basis. Residual value of the
equipment was expected to be $5000. Reducing balance depreciation was charged on
the equipment at the rate of 23% p.a.
2017 Sep 30 The plant P produced 20,000 litres of product by this date
2017 Oct 31 Bought another plant H $90000 from Pokok on credit. Residual value of the plant was
expected to be $6000. Useful life of plant H was estimated to be 4 years. The plant
was depreciated using the sum-of-the-years’ digits method.
2018 Sep30 Plant P produced 13000 litres of product this year
2019 July 31 Sold off 1 piece of the furniture F bought in 2017 which cost $20000 on credit to
Calmthestorm for $10000
2019 August Traded in 1 piece of the furniture G bought in 2017 which cost $8000 for new
1 furniture J which cost $14000. The trade in allowance was $1800. There was no
residual value for J. It was expected to have a useful life of 8 years. Straight line
depreciation was applied on furniture J. The balance of furniture G was paid in cash
2019 Sep 30 Plant P produced 11000 litres of product this year
Furniture account
31 Jan 2017 Kehsi ( 3 50 000 31 July 2019 Disposal – first 20 000
pieces of one u sold of
furniture) ( put cost )
1 Aug Disposal – 1800 1 August 2019 Disposal 8000
trade in value
Cash 12200 30 Sep 2019 Balance c/d – 36 000 ( 22000
left over + new 14000)
furniture
64 000 64 000
1 Oct 2020 Balance b/d 36 000
Equipment account
1 May 2017 Cash 80 000
Wren
Balance sheet as at 30 Sept 2017
Cost Accumulated Net book
depreciation value
Plant 40 000 (9600) 30400
Furniture 50 000 (1643) 48357
Equipment 80 000 (7188) 72812
170 000 18431 151569
Wren
Balance sheet as at 30 Sept 2018
Cost Accumulated Net book value
depreciation
Plant 130 000 (46640) 83360
Furniture 50 000 4108 45892
Equipment 80 000 22785 57215
260 000 73533 186467
Wren
Balance sheet as at 30 Sept 2019
Cost Accumulated Net book value
depreciation
Plant 130 000 77120 52880
Furniture 36 000 3185 32815
Equipment 80 000 34794 45206
246 000 115099 130901
Consistency concept
Matching concept
What is cost
Causes of depreciation
Useful life – period of time the non-current asset provides u future benefit ( estimate)
What is residual value – estimate the expected recoverable amount at the end of it’s useful life , based
on the past experience
Scrap value
What do you mean by the cost of the asset – purchase price, install price , prepare the cite ( set up
furniture) , taxie label , cost of overhall
Repair x cost
Cost and net book value, find depreciation rate using sum-of the year’s digits method