Double depreciation formula calculation
Double-declining depreciation formula:
(1) annual depreciation = 2 ÷ projected depreciation > 100%, annual depreciation = early depreciation value of fixed assets > annual depreciation .
(2) monthly depreciation = annual depreciation = 12.
(3) monthly depreciation = depreciated value of fixed assets at the beginning of the year x monthly depreciation rate.
(4) net opening value of fixed assets = original fixed assets – accumulated depreciation.
(5) for the last two years, annual depreciation = (original fixed assets - accumulated depreciation - residual)/2.
Lending: 34,900 = 200000-165100 - loan difference
Cumulative depreciation 165100
Loan: fixed assets 200000
Scope applicable to double depreciation
1. When the net residual rate is high, care is taken that negative depreciation occurs in the final year and that the average number of years is appropriate from an early age.
2. When double balances are normally reduced to the penultimate year, without prejudice to net residual value, and the accelerated depreciation method is met throughout the year, it is desirable that the double balances be handed over to the end without being subject to the last two years.
3. In the event of a conflict between the results of the average calculation for the last two years and the accelerated depreciation principle, the accelerated depreciation requirement shall be complied with and may be converted to a conversion of depreciation in the early years.
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