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| An accounting charge reflecting the estimated periodic cost to a business of a physical capital asset over its estimated useful economic life. Accounting depreciation seeks to ensure that the total accounting cost of a capitalised asset is appropriately
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| spread and matched to the economic benefits of using the asset. Methods of spreading the total accounting cost include Straight line, Reducing balance and Sum of the digits.
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| More generally, any decrease in the value of an asset resulting from the passing of time.
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| A decrease in the value of a currency.
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| == See also == | | == See also == |
| * [[Accumulated depreciation]]
| | * [[Capital adequacy]] |
| * [[Amortisation]]
| | * [[Reserves]] |
| * [[Appreciation]]
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| * [[Capital allowances]] | |
| * [[EBITDA]]
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| * [[Net book value]]
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| * [[PPE]]
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| * [[Reducing balance]]
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| * [[Straight line]]
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| * [[Sum of the digits]]
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| * [[Tax depreciation]]
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| * [[Writing down allowance]]
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| * [[CertICM]] | |
Revision as of 12:46, 20 July 2016
Capital adequacy.
Reserve Requirement Ratio.
See also
