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Patrick Duncan
on Nov 14, 2024Verified
Using the diminishing-balance method results in higher expense in the early years, resulting in lower net income.
Diminishing-Balance Method
A method of calculating depreciation on an asset, where the depreciation expense decreases over time, applying a constant rate to the reducing book value of the asset.
- Master the array of depreciation methodologies and their implications on accounting statements.
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MJ
Learning Objectives
- Master the array of depreciation methodologies and their implications on accounting statements.
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