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Depletion also refers to the accounting recognition of the reduction in value of physical reserves, | Depletion also refers to the accounting recognition of the reduction in value of physical reserves (for example, oil or gas). | ||
Accounting depletion is similar to accounting depreciation and amortisation. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 30 January 2019
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Depletion is a reduction in the amount of an asset, often the quantity of a finite physical asset such as oil and gas reserves.
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Accounting.
Depletion also refers to the accounting recognition of the reduction in value of physical reserves (for example, oil or gas).
Accounting depletion is similar to accounting depreciation and amortisation.
