A 5-year property costing $318,000 is placed in service at midyear in 2016. The property is depreciated using MACRS. Prepare a depreciationschedule for the property.Click the icon to view a table of MACRS rates.Complete the following table. Enter the MACRS rate as a decimal and depreciation, accumulated depreciation, and end-of-year book value roundedto the nearest cent.Year1MACRSRate%AnnualDepreciation...AccumulatedDepreciation$End-of-yearbook value$ 10/23/22, 3:12 AMYear 3-Year133.33%23456789012345673222111844.4514.817.41Depreciation rate for recovery period7-Year14.29%5-Year20.00%32.0019.2011.5211.525.7624.4917.4912.498.938.928.934.4610-Year 15-Year10.00%5.00%9.508.557.706.936.2318.0014.4011.529.227.376.556.556.566.553.285.905.905.915.905.915.905.915.905.912.95MACRS Table"20-Year3.750%7.2196.6776.1775.7135.2854.8884.5224.4624.4614.4624.4614.4624.4614.4624.4614.4624.4614.4624.4612.231

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A 5-year property costing $318,000 is placed in service at midyear in 2016. The property is depreciated using MACRS. Prepare a depreciation schedule for the property. Click the icon to view a table of MACRS rates. Complete the following table. Enter the MACRS rate as a decimal and depreciation, accumulated depreciation, and end-of-year book value rounded to the nearest cent. Year 1 MACRS Rate % Annual Depreciation Accumulated Depreciation End-of-year book value $

A 5-year property costing $318,000 is placed in service at midyear in 2016. The property is depreciated using MACRS. Prepare a depreciation schedule for the property. Click the icon to view a table of MACRS rates. Complete the following table. Enter the MACRS rate as a decimal and depreciation, accumulated depreciation, and end-of-year book value rounded to the nearest cent. Year 1 MACRS Rate % Annual Depreciation Accumulated Depreciation End-of-year book value $

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Chapter8: Depreciation, Cost Recovery, Amortization, And Depletion

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