what is the Meaning W.D.V in balance sheet.

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what is the Meaning W.D.V in balance sheet...

Answer / sankeerthana

WDV means the Written Down value after deducting
depreciation part from the cost of a Fixed Asset.
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what is the Meaning W.D.V in balance sheet...

Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi

As mentioned in the above answer WDV stands for Written Down
Value. Cost of Fixed Assets (capital items) having life of
more than one year are charged to Profit & Loss A/c as
depreciation during its life time. Cost of Asset as reduced
by depreciation till date is referred to as WDV of the
asset. Assets are shown in the Balance Sheet (Under Fixed
Assets) as in the following example:-

Gross Value - 500000 (Original Cost)
Less:Depreciation - 60000 (Depreciation up to B/S date)
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Net Value - 440000 (WDV as on the B/S date)
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