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(1) All home office depreciable equipment meets the qualification.

(2) To establish a fund for replacing depreciable assets.

(3) Average total value of depreciable fixed assets n.

(4) Accounting or book-value ROI assumes straight-line depreciation of depreciable assets and a constant cash flow from one year to another within a given timeframe, say three years.

(5) Yulong Snow Mountain's cableway depreciable life of 10 years, we estimate that 2009 cable must be modified.

(6) Certain types of depreciable assets, such as automobiles and trucks, sometimes are traded in on new assets of the same kind.

(7) The straight-line method of depreciation divides the depreciable cost evenly over the useful life of an asset.

(8) Thus, security investments generally are capital assets, but items of real and depreciable property used in the business are not.

(9) Capital Spare - is the parts within inventory that are purchased as spare parts for depreciable assets (e. g. , capital equipment).

(10) Determining depreciation is based on the construction cost, value, the liquidation costs and depreciable lives.

(11) Under the Sum of the years digits method, the accountant applies a depreciable fraction to the net value of an asset to obtain the depreciation charge for that year.

(12) Article 16 In calculating the depreciation of a leased asset, the lessee should adopt a depreciation policy for leased assets consistent with that for depreciable assets which are owned by the lessee.

(13) The term "depreciation" refers to the systematic amortization of the depreciable amount through a definite method during the useful life of the fixed asset.

(14) It often is convenient to state the portion of an asset's depreciable cost which will be written off during the year as a percentage, called the depreciation rate. Sentencedict.com

(15) The delivery truck in our example has an estimated life of 5 years, so the depreciation expense each year is 1/5, or 2%, of the depreciable amount.

(16) There is also a special tax credit for investment in most kinds of depreciable assets, with the exception of buildings that are acquired and placed in service.

(17) For instance, estimates must be made of the useful lives of depreciable assets and assumptions must be made as to appropriate depreciation methods.

(18) In other cases the sales proceeds are deducted from the total depreciable balance at the beginning of the year thus reducing total depreciation for the current and future years.