**DEPRESIATION SCHEDULE**
 
**Years**

**Building 10%**
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**Plant & machinery 28%**
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**Furniture & fixture 18%**
**** 
**Miscellaneous 18%**
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**Total depreciation**
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**Value**

**Dep**

**Value**

**Dep**

**Value**

**Dep**

**Value**

**Dep**
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**1**

4,626.85

462.69

247.00

69.16

95.809

17.78

96.50

17.37
**** 
**2**

4,164.16

416.42
 
 
 
 
 
 
**** 
**3**

3,747.74

374.77
 
 
 
 
 
 
**** 
**4**

3,372.96

337.30
 
 
 
 
 
 
**** 
**5**

3,035.66

303.57
 
 
 
 
 
 
****  complete this with accurate

To complete the depreciation schedule accurately, we need to calculate the depreciation for each asset (Building, Plant & Machinery, Furniture & Fixture, and Miscellaneous) across all the years based on their respective depreciation rates. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:

1. **Depreciation Calculation**:
   - For each year, depreciation = Previous year's value × Depreciation rate.
   - New value = Previous year's value - Depreciation.

2. **Asset-specific Rates**:
   - **Building**: 10%
   - **Plant & Machinery**: 28%
   - **Furniture & Fixture**: 18%
   - **Miscellaneous**: 18%

Let's complete the table based on these rates.

### Completed Depreciation Schedule:

| **Years** | **Building Value** | **Dep (10%)** | **Plant & Machinery Value** | **Dep (28%)** | **Furniture & Fixture Value** | **Dep (18%)** | **Miscellaneous Value** | **Dep (18%)** |
|:---------:|:------------------:|:-------------:|:---------------------------:|:-------------:|:-----------------------------:|:-------------:|:------------------------:|:-------------:|
| **1**     | 4,626.85           | 462.69        | 247.00                      | 69.16         | 95.81                         | 17.78         | 96.50                    | 17.37         |
| **2**     | 4,164.16           | 416.42        | 177.84                      | 49.78         | 78.03                         | 14.05         | 79.13                    | 14.24         |
| **3**     | 3,747.74           | 374.77        | 128.06                      | 35.86         | 63.98                         | 11.52         | 64.89                    | 11.68         |
| **4**     | 3,372.96           | 337.30        | 92.20                       | 25.82         | 52.46                         | 9.44          | 53.21                    | 9.58          |
| **5**     | 3,035.66           | 303.57        | 66.37                       | 18.58         | 43.02                         | 7.74          | 43.63                    | 7.82          |

**Explanation**:
- For **Building**:
  - Year 2 Depreciation = 4,164.16 × 10% = 416.42
  - Year 3 Depreciation = 3,747.74 × 10% = 374.77, and so on.
  
- For **Plant & Machinery**:
  - Year 2 Depreciation = 177.84 × 28% = 49.78, and so on.

- For **Furniture & Fixture** and **Miscellaneous**:
  - Calculations follow similarly using their respective rates.

**Note**: Each year's value is calculated as the previous year's value minus the depreciation of that year.

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Do you have any questions or need further details? Here are 5 related questions:

1. How would you calculate the total depreciation for all assets combined over the 5 years?
2. What would be the book value of the assets at the end of the 5th year?
3. Can the depreciation rates be altered, and if so, how would that impact the values?
4. How is this method different from straight-line depreciation?
5. What are the tax implications of using different depreciation methods?

**Tip**: Depreciation is an essential tool in accounting to allocate the cost of an asset over its useful life, reducing the taxable income accordingly.

DEPRESIATION SCHEDULE: Building 10%, Plant & machinery 28%, Furniture & fixture 18%, Miscellaneous 18%. Complete the schedule for 5 years.

Explore a detailed 5-year depreciation schedule for different asset categories: Building (10%), Plant & Machinery (28%), Furniture & Fixture (18%), and Miscellaneous (18%). Understand how to calculate depreciation for each year and how asset values decrease over time. Suitable for students in Grades 10-12 and college accounting courses.

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