Depreciation

history and concepts in the Bell system.

by American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

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• 6 Currently reading

Published 1957 in [New York?] .
Written in

Subjects:

• Depreciation,
• Telephone -- Accounting

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Classifications
LC Classifications	HE8785 .A613
The Physical Object
Pagination	154 p.
Number of Pages	154
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6255790M
LC Control Number	58026209
OCLC/WorldCa	6802021

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The depreciation amount changes from year to year using either of these methods, so it more complicated to calculate than the straight-line method. For the double declining balance method, the following formula is used to calculate each year’s depreciation amount: To convert this from annual to monthly depreciation, divide this result by /5(42). Accumulated depreciation on the balance sheet serves an important role in that it reduces the original acquisition value of an asset as that asset loses value over time due to wear, tear, obsolescence, or any other factor that might reduce its value over time.

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