A large urban HMO purchases a vacant office building to house expanded administrative functions for $500,000. The accountant, working with their real estate agent, has estimated the value of the land at $125,000, with the remaining cost of $375,000 value for the building. Prior to using the building, renovations costing $100,000 are completed. The renovated building has an estimated useful life of 27.5 years, with no residual value. What is the annual charge for depreciation?
Using straight line depreciation;
Cost of the asset="\\$500,000+\\$100,000=\\$600,000"
Useful life of the asset=27.5 years
Salvage value is zero
Therefore,the annual charge for depreciation will be;
"\\frac{cost of asset}{useful lifeof asset}=\\frac{\\$600,000}{27.5} \\\\"
"\\approx\\$21,819"
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