On January 1, 2012, Scout Manufacturing purchased new equipment for $145,000. The equipment was estimated to have a five-year useful life and a salvage value of $15,000. Scout estimates that the equipment will produce 81,250 units over its useful life. However, it actually produces 18,000 units in 2012, 17,500 units in 2013, 17,750 units in 2014, 17,000 units in 2015, and 15,000 units in 2016. Depreciation Schedule

Straight-Line Method

year Depreciation Base Useful Life Depreciation Expense Net Book Value 2012 130000 5 26000 119000 2013 130000 5 26000 93000 2014 130000 5 26000 67000 2015 130000 5 26000 41000 2016 130000 5 26000 15000

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Depreciation Schedule

Double Declining Balance Method

year	Net Book Value (beg of year)	Declining-Balance Rate	Depreciation Expense	Net Book Value (End of year)
2012	145000	40
2013		40
2014		40
2015		40
2016		40		15000

Depreciation Schedule

Units of Activity Method

year	units	Depreciation Expense	Accumulated Depreciation	Net Book Value
2012	18000
2013	17500
2014	17750
2015	17000
2016	15000		130000	15000

B)Assuming a tax rate of 30%, how much more could Scout defer in taxes in the first year by using the double-declining-balance method versus the straight-line method? $____?

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