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Questão | Responda |
Accelerated Cost Recovery System (ACRS) | Tax law enacted in 1981 for assets put in service from 1981 through 1986. |
Accelerated depreciation | Computes more depreciation expense in the early years of the asset’s life than in the later years. |
Accumulated depreciation | Amount of depreciation that has accumulated on plant and equipment assets. |
Asset Cost | Amount company paid for the asset. |
Book value | Cost less accumulated depreciation. |
Declining-balance method | Accelerated method of depreciation. The depreciation each year is calculated by book value beginning each year times the rate. |
Depreciation | Process of allocating the cost of an asset (less residual value) over the asset’s estimated life. |
Depreciation expense | Process involving asset cost, estimated useful life, and residual value (salvage or trade-in value). |
Depreciation schedule | Table showing amount of depreciation expense, accumulated depreciation, and book value for each period of time for a plant asset. |
Estimated useful life | How long asset will be in use. |
General Depreciation System (GDS) | Most common (MACRS) system to calculate depreciation. |
Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) | Part of Tax Reform Act of 1986 that revised depreciation schedules of ACRS. Tax Bill of 1989, 2010 updates MACRS. |
Residual value | Estimated value of a plant asset after depreciation is taken (or end of useful life). |
Salvage value | Cost less accumulated depreciation. |
Straight-line method | Method of depreciation that spreads an equal amount of depreciation each year over the life of the assets. |
Straight-line rate (rate of depreciation) | One divided by number of years of expected life. |
Trade-in value | Estimated value of a plant asset after depreciation is taken (or end of useful life). |
Units-of-production method | Depreciation method that estimates amount of depreciation based on usage. |
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