Depreciation is a topic many people find confusing, but the basic concept of depreciation is not particularly complicated. In fact, depreciation is simply a method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over the expected useful life of the asset. As a simple example, a machine that cost $1,000 would depreciate at a rate of $100 per year if its owner projects it will last 10 years.
Methods of Asset Depreciation - Wasp Buzz
Posted by MikeWasp under ManagementFrom http://www.waspbarcode.com 3684 days ago
Made Hot by: [email protected] on February 25, 2014 3:34 pm
Who Voted for this Story
-
bsutter
-
cgame
-
BLASTanna
-
simplycastguy
-
shonchar
-
blogexpert
-
inventoryninja
-
meganG
-
BLASTlavon
-
jasonsentell
-
MikeWasp
-
paultt77
-
dannydeansux
-
tomwhitmore
-
susanlnashe
-
lucasbryan
-
imran85699
-
jadesalad
-
spankyjimenez
-
marzbarz87
-
demetrisanchez
-
pistolcho
-
jeremyestes
-
PaulTru
-
joelcook
-
sky.walker
-
alexwriting
-
hayk
-
ColdFish
-
[email protected]
-
Mvest
-
siobhanthompson
-
YankeeDaddy
-
colebiz
Subscribe
Comments