what is depreciation? what are depreciation methods?
please explain those method? can any one reply urgently?
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Answer Posted / m.a.sajid khan
depreciation means reducing the value of Fixed asset to now the future or expected value of asset.Depreciation will calculate only fixed assets only.Depreciation can be calculate with different methods.
Methods are given below.
1.stright line method/fixed installment method
2.reducing Balance method/Diminishing Balance Method
3.annuti Method
4.funds Method
5.insurance Method.
Depreciation is vast topic and its rules.According to GAAP and
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