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Trade In Machine Journal Entry

Prepare the journal entry to record the purchase of the machine?

A Company purchased a machinery on June 29, 2006, for $30,000. Freight costs came to $200. It cost $1,100 to install and test the machinery. On July 24, 2010, the machine broke down, the company decided to trade it in on a new machine. The new machine had a market value of $50,000, and trade-in allowance of $10,000 was given on the old machine, paid in cash.

a) Prepare the journal entry of July 24, 2010.

Trade-in Journal Entry?

Cost of New Machine = $185,000
Cash Paid = $155,000

Value attributed to the old machine
= $185,000 - $155,000
=$30,000

Old Machine

Cost Value shown in books = $145,000
Accumulated Depreciation = $125,000
Written Down Value
= $145,000 - $125,000
= $20,000

Profit on Sale of Old Machine
= $30,000 - $20,000
= $10,000


Assuming that accumulated depreciation is being maintained in a separate reserve account and the asset account at its original cost.

Dr. Accumulated Depreciation a/c $125,000
Cr. Asset (Old Machine) a/c $125,000
[For bringing up the asset to its written down value]

Dr. Asset (New Machine ) a/c $185,000
Cr. Vendor a/c $185,000
[For the value of new machine and the amount payable to the vendor]

Dr. Vendor a/c $185,000
Cr. Asset (Old Machine) a/c $30,000
Cr. Cash/Bank a/c $155,000
[For the dues to the vendor cleared]

Dr. Asset (Old Machine) a/c $10,000
Cr. Profit/Loss a/c $10,000
[For the gain on transfer of old machine]

We can combine all the above entries and pass a single journal entry as

Dr. Asset a/c $40,000
Dr. Accumulated Depreciation a/c $125,000
Cr. Cash/Bank a/c $155,000
Cr. Profit/Loss a/c $10,000


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