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What are the methods of Depriciation ?
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Answer / saluja.neetu
Straight Line Method & Written Down Value
Method/Diminishing Value Method
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Answer / megha arora
Straight Line Method &
Written Down Value Method
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Answer / kiran kumar
straight line method
reducing balance method
sum of digits method
annuity method
sinking fund method
machine hour rate method
depletion method
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Answer / madhuri
stright line method
reducing balance method
annuity method
sinking fund method
machine hour rate method
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / tayyab rashid
straight line depreciation method
declining balance method
activity depreciation method
sum of years digit
sum of production method
sum of time method
group depreciation
composite depreciation
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Answer / rahul kumar
scientifically they are 10 recognized depreciation methods
they are divided in the two heads they are
fixed installment method
diminishing balance method
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Answer / p.v.prasannakumar
(1);straight line method
anutimethod
written down value method
sinking found method
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Answer / nirmal
STRAIGHT LINE METHOD
WRITTEN DOWN VALUE METHOD
DIMINISHING VALUE METHOD
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / mk reddy
straight line method
reducing balace method
annuity method
sinking fund method
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