depreciation rate造句

fixed assets depreciation rate

composite depreciation rate of fixed assets

The estimated useful life is 5 years; therefore, the straight-line depreciation rate is 2%. Doubling this straight-line rate indicates an accelerated depreciation rate of 4%.

Under the declining-balance method, an accelerated depreciation rate is computed as a specified percentage of the straight-line depreciation rate.

When straight-line depreciation is in use, the depreciation rate is simply "1"divided by the "life"(in years) of the assets.

Annual depreciation expense then is computed by applying this accelerated depreciation rate to the undepreciated cost (current book value) of the asset.

Too short knowledge renewing cycle and too high technique depreciation rate impact the academicism teaching scheme strongly which used to be very steady.

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.

Birth rates must equal death rates, and production rates of commodities must equal depreciation rates.

But as Bob Herz, chairman of America's Financial Accounting Standards Board, points out, it too is "replete with all sorts of guesses", such as depreciation rates.