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OLB1
Level 1

Journal Entries for Fixed Asset Sale (vehicle) fully depreciated

We sold a car that has been fully depreciated in 1st year of the vehicle purchased.

We sold the vehicle for $50,000 the dealer will pay the loan payable and cut a check for the difference of $18,636.75.

How do you properly create journal entries for this situation? 

Sell $50,000

Payment received $18,636.75

Loan Payable $31,412.13

Fixed Asset(vehicle) =$60,261.51

Fully Depreciated in one year $60,261.51

 

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Best answer October 26, 2023

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Rainflurry
Level 14

Journal Entries for Fixed Asset Sale (vehicle) fully depreciated

@OLB1 

 

The journal entry to record the sale is below.  You have significant gain on the sale since the vehicle was fully depreciated.

 

 DebitCredit
Bank Account18,636.75 
Loan Payable (to close)31,412.13 
Accumulated Depreciation60,261.51 
     Vehicle (Fixed Asset - to close) 60,261.51
     Gain On Sale Of Asset (Other Income) 50,048.88

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Rainflurry
Level 14

Journal Entries for Fixed Asset Sale (vehicle) fully depreciated

@OLB1 

 

The journal entry to record the sale is below.  You have significant gain on the sale since the vehicle was fully depreciated.

 

 DebitCredit
Bank Account18,636.75 
Loan Payable (to close)31,412.13 
Accumulated Depreciation60,261.51 
     Vehicle (Fixed Asset - to close) 60,261.51
     Gain On Sale Of Asset (Other Income) 50,048.88
OLB1
Level 1

Journal Entries for Fixed Asset Sale (vehicle) fully depreciated

Thank you very much, that's was thought but need it confirmation. 

Much appreciated. 

FritzF
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Journal Entries for Fixed Asset Sale (vehicle) fully depreciated

Hi, Rainflurry.

 

I appreciate you for always sharing your knowledge about QuickBooks. This will definitely help other users as well in the future. Please keep on posting here in the Community.

 

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