annual depreciation

Third, annual depreciation, or 'Depreciation Expense', by another name, is computed.

Under this method the annual depreciation is determined by multiplying the depreciable cost by a schedule of fractions.

In addition, use of a home office requires annual depreciation, or allocation, of the business portion over 31 1/2 years as nonresidential real estate.

There are a number of methods of calculation of annual depreciation.

The annual depreciation is constant, reducing the equipment value annually.

The amount is calculated by subtracting from the rent allowable deductions - such as the annual depreciation on the unit, insurance, monthly fees, property taxes, maintenance and repairs.

Under the old law, using the 19-year schedule, annual depreciation would be $4,210.

To achieve a figure of two thousand and thirty five pounds seventy five pence for annual depreciation.

That difference assumes a 3 percent annual depreciation for currency fluctuations, which the firm foresees largely because of the differing inflation rates in the United States and Japan.

The Board's operating surplus of $23 million had been computed on the basis of annual depreciation of $11 million being charged against the year's income.