Problem 4 (27 Points) Calculate the following amounts. You must show supporting computations to receive credit. a. On August 1, 2017, David purchased manufacturing equipment for use in his business. The equipment cost $14,000 and has an estimated useful life and MACRS class life of 7 years, 1) Calculate the amount of depreciation on the manufacturing equipment for 2017 using the accelerated MACRS method and bonus depreciation used but no election to expense. Calculate the amount of depreciation on the manufacturing equipment for 2017 using the straight-line MACRS optional method and no election to expense or use bonus depreciation is made. 2) Calculate the amount of depreclation on the manufacturing equipment for 2017 for financial accounting purposes using the straight-line method of depreciation. 3) b. Eva purchased office equipment (7-year property) for use in her business. She paid $12,600 for the equipment on July 1, 2017. Eva did not purchase any other property during the year. For 2017, her business had net income of $6,000, before depreciation and before considering the election to expense. Eva elects out of bonus depreciation. 1) What is the maximum amount that Eva can elect to expense in 2017 under Section 179? 2) What is the total depreciation (regular depreciation and the amount allowed as a 2017 deduction under the election to expense) on the office equipment for 2017, assuming Eva uses the accelerated method under MACRS and claims the maximum amount allowable under the election to expense? Assuming that Eva elected to expense the equipment in 2017 and that her business has net income in 2018 of $200,000, before depreciation and before considering the election to expense, what is Eva's total depreciation deduction (regular depreciation and the amount allowed under the election to expense) for the equipment for 2018? 3) c. Calculate the following amounts for John's assets: 1) The first year of depreciation on an auto used 80 percent in business, costing $30,000, purchased in May 2017. (No bonus depreciation deducted). 2) The second year of depreciation on a computer used exclusively for business, costing $7,000, purchased May 2016. The third year of depreciation on business furniture costing $1,000, purchased in July 2015, using the half-year convention and accelerated depreciation. 3)