Understanding the Formula: Depreciable Cost Divided By...
In the world of accounting and finance, straight-line depreciation is calculated as the depreciable cost divided by the asset's useful life. This straightforward formula plays a crucial role in determining the annual expense associated with an asset's depreciation.
Term | Definition |
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Depreciable Cost | The purchase price of an asset minus its residual value |
Useful Life | The estimated time an asset can be used |
Depreciation Expense | The annual amount deducted from the asset's value |
Example: | Calculation: |
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A computer with a depreciable cost of $1,000 and a useful life of 5 years | $1,000 / 5 = $200 annual depreciation expense |
The Benefits of Straight-Line Depreciation
Benefit: | Description: |
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Ease of Use | Straight-line depreciation is straightforward to calculate and implement. |
Tax Savings | By reducing taxable income, it can save businesses money on taxes. |
Accurate Asset Valuation | It provides a realistic estimate of an asset's value over its useful life. |
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