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Buy nowRevisiting this, is this the correct approach:
Upon purchasing the fixed asset, let's say a truck for $8,000:
1. Credit "Fixed Asset:Truck" account for $8k
2. Debit: Checking account for $8k
3. Create "Accumulated Depreciation:Truck" account with no balance.
Then, at the end of the year, the journal entry:
4. credit "Accumulated Depreciation:Truck" account for $8k bringing the balance to -$8,000
5. Debit "Depreciation Expense" account for $8,000.
Correct?
Then when I sell the truck,
6. Credit checking account for the amount made, and
7. Debit Accumulated Depreciation:Truck by the amount made, leaving the balance
What then do I do at the end of the year for the journal entry with that remaining balance in Acc. Dep. account?
Thanks!