Other methods of depreciation
Other methods of
depreciation
1. Sum of
years of Digit Method:- It is a variation of Reducing Balance method.
Formula for calculating Depreciation.
Original cost= scrap value´ The number of years (including
present year) of remaining life of asset.
Total of all digit of
life of assets (in years)
2. Annuity Method:-
- In this method element of interest on capital invested also considered and
it write off the value of asset as well as interest cost over the life of
assets.
- It is assumed that capital invested on assets if invested elsewhere would
earned interest which must be considered as part of cost of Assets.
- Amount of Depreciation is to be charged annually is ascertained from Annuity
Tables, to write off interest on capital as well as capital invested on assets.
Relevant Journal entries are:-
(1) For charging interest on assets Account
Assets A/c Dr.
To Interest
A/c
(2) For charging Depreciation on asset
Depreciation
A/c Dr.
To Assets A/c
(3) For transferring depreciations to P & L A/c
Profit and loss
A/c Dr.
To
Depreciation A/c
(4) For transferring interest to Profit & Loss A/c
Interest A/c Dr.
To P & L A/c
3. Sinking Fund Method:- The sinking fund method is adopted to provide
depreciation in a case where the nature of assets is such as which require
large fund at the time of replacement of such assets. The depreciation fund
ensure that when replacement is due , ready cash will be available.
The amount written off as depreciation is kept aside and invested in readily
saleable securities. The interest received on securities is also reinvested.
The securities accumulate and when the life of the assets expires, the
securities are sold and new assets are purchased with the help of the sale
proceeds.
Since, the securities always earn some interest, it is not necessary to invest
the amount equal to full amount of depreciation. It may be something less.
ð How much amount is to be invested every year
so that a given sum is available at the end of a given period, depends on the
rate of interest and will be known from the sinking fund table.
ð Sinking fund table shows- how much is to be
invested every year together with interest earned so that at the end of the
period one get Rs. 1.00.
4. Machine hour Method:-
- Under this method, depreciation is calculated on the basis of machine
hour that machine worked.
- Machine hour rate of depreciation is calculated after estimating the total
number of hours that machine would work during its whole life.
- However total number of machine hour during its life may varied from time to
time on consideration of changes in economic and technological conditions, so
in those circumstances we will adjust depreciation accordingly.
- It is slight variation of straight line method.
5. Production Units Method:- Under
this Method, depreciation is calculated; on the basis of production units that
machine will produce during its useful life.
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