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Balance Sheet & Depreciation Guide

This document provides information about preparing the tangible assets section of the balance sheet and calculating depreciation expense. It explains that the beginning balance column comes from the prior year's ending balance, and the ending balance column comes from the current year ending balance of account 211 - Tangible Assets. The document also gives an example journal entry to record depreciation expense using the double declining balance method for an item that was disposed of before the end of its useful life. Gain or loss on disposal is also calculated and recorded.

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Balance Sheet & Depreciation Guide

This document provides information about preparing the tangible assets section of the balance sheet and calculating depreciation expense. It explains that the beginning balance column comes from the prior year's ending balance, and the ending balance column comes from the current year ending balance of account 211 - Tangible Assets. The document also gives an example journal entry to record depreciation expense using the double declining balance method for an item that was disposed of before the end of its useful life. Gain or loss on disposal is also calculated and recorded.

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Answer

Question 1:
* Source of data to prepare a balance sheet for tangible assets section ( Code 221)
- Balance sheet at 31 December last year
- Trial Balance at 31 December
- Balance of account 211 at the end of the years, ledger of account 211 - Tangible
Assets
* Methods to prepare a balance sheet for tangible assets section ( Code 211)
- Column " Beginning Balance": Base on column " Closing balance " of balance
sheet at 31 December previous year for " tangible assets " section to post
- Column " Closing balance" : Base on Debit balance of account 211 to post to
column " Closing Balance" for tangible assets section

Example:

QUOTE BALANCE SHEET


IN 31 DECEMBER PREVIOUS YEARS
Units: 1.000 VND

Items Code Note Ending Beginning


balance balance
Tangible 221 200.000 100.000
assets

Debit balance of account 211 in 31 December current year is 450.000


=>
BALANCE SHEET
IN 31 DECEMBER – CURRENT YEAR

Items Code Note Ending Beginning


balance balance
Tangible 221 450.000 200.000
assets

Question 2:
a/ Depreciation rate according to straight line method = 1/10 x 100% = 10%
Depreciation rate according to double-declining-balance method = 10% x 2 = 20%
Carrying amount at 31 December 2010= Cost - Accumulate depreciation = 35.000
- 20.664 = 14.336
Depreciation for the years ended 31 December = Carrying amount at 31 December
2010 x 20%
= 2.867,2
Journal entry to record depreciation for 2011 up to date of disposal of equipment:
Dr acc 627: 2.867,2
Cr acc 214: 2.867,2
b/ Carrying amount at 30 November 2011 = 35.000 - ( 20.664 + 2.867,2) =
11.468,8
Journal entry:
Dr acc 811: 11.468,8
Dr acc 214: 20.664 + 2.867,2 = 23.531,2
Cr acc 211: 35.000
Record other income of disposal:
Dr acc 111,112: 14.520
Cr acc 711: 13.200
Cr acc 3331: 1.320
Tranfering other income and other expense:
Dr acc 911: 11.468,8
Cr acc 811: 11.468,8
Dr acc 711: 13.200
Cr acc 911: 13.200
=> Gain on disposal= 13.200 - 11.468,8 = 1.731,2
Journal entry:
Dr acc 911: 1.731,2
Cr acc 421: 1.731,2

Question 4:
a/ According to perpetual accounting system:
12. Dr acc 152: 150.000
Dr acc 1331: 15.000
Cr related acc (111,112,331): 165.000
13. Dr acc 152: 6.000
Dr acc 1331: 600
Cr acc 111,112: 6.600
Direct material cost = Opening raw material + Purchase + Delivery cost - Closing
raw material = 44.000 + 150.000 + 6.000 - 50.000 =150.000
Record direct material cost to production:
Dr acc 621: 150.000
Cr acc 152: 150.000
14. Direct labour cost incurred: 100.000
Journal entry:
Dr acc 622: 100.000
Cr related acc (334,335,338..): 100.000
15. Manufacturing overhead cost: 350.000
Journal entry:
Dr acc 627: 350.000
Cr related acc( 152,153,331,334,338,214...): 350.000
Collecting cost to determine cost of manufactured:
Dr acc 154: 600.000
Cr acc 621 150.000:
Cr acc 622: 100.000
Cr acc 627: 350.000
=> sum of production cost: 600.000
COST OF MANUFACTURED = Opening work in progress + sum of production
cost - Closing work in progress = 150.000 + 600.000 - 200.000 = 550.000
Journal entry for finished goods put in warehouse:
Dr acc 155: 550.000
Cr acc 154: 550.000
b/ According to periodic system, there are some differences:
- Addition to transfer opening raw material:
Dr acc 611: 44.000
Cr acc 152: 44.000
- Addition to transfer closing raw material:
Dr acc 152: 50.000
Cr acc 611: 50.000
- Addition to transfer opening work in progress:
Dr acc 631: 150.000
Cr acc 154: 154.000
- Addition to transfer closing work in progress:
Dr acc 154: 200.000
Cr acc 631: 200.000
- Instead of transaction No 12 and No 13 by:
12. Dr acc 611: 150.000
Dr acc 1331: 15.000
Cr related acc ( 111,112,331): 165.000
13. Dr acc 611: 6.000
Dr acc 1331: 600
Cr acc 111,112: 6.600
- Instead of transaction that record direct material cost by journal entry:
Dr acc 621: 150.000
Cr acc 611: 150.000
- Instead of transaction that collect cost to determine cost of manufactured:
Dr acc 631: 600.000
Cr acc 621: 150.000
Cr acc 622: 100.000
Cr acc 627: 350.000
- Instead of transaction that put in warehouse of finished goods:
Dr acc 632: 550.000
Cr acc 631: 550.000

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