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A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/13/O/N/22
Question 4 from 9706/13/O/N/22

Explanation

Sale proceeds from net book value and disposal loss Steps:

  • Loss on disposal = Net book value (NBV) - Sale proceeds; rearrange to Sale proceeds = NBV - Loss.
  • NBV = Cost - Accumulated depreciation on the asset.
  • No accumulated depreciation specified for the sold asset; the given totals apply to other assets, so NBV = $10,000.
  • Sale proceeds = 10,000−10,000 - 10,000−2,000 = $8,000.

Why A is correct:

  • Matches formula where proceeds = NBV - loss, with NBV equaling cost absent asset-specific depreciation data.

Why the others are wrong:

  • B: Implies $1,000 depreciation on asset, but no evidence supports this.
  • C: Implies $6,000 depreciation on asset, unsupported by given information.
  • D: Implies NBV of $10,800, exceeding cost and violating asset valuation rules.

Final answer: A

Topic: Accounting for non-current assets

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