what is depreciation ?
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Answer / megha arora
Reduction in the value of fixed assests due to normal wear
& tear and obsolescence
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Answer / anoj
It is decreasing value of fixed asset due to use of asset
or wear and tear or laspe of time.
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Answer / gajendra yadav
it is deduction on the fixed assets in certain time.expet
the bulinding & land.
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Answer / s.srinu
The concept of depriciation refer to the process of
allocating the intial of fixed assets to several periods
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Answer / abdullah amer
Deprecitation is the decrease in the value of fixed assets
which are used in the business such deprection is to be
considered as an expense and decrease in the value of asset.
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Answer / karan gandhi
Depreciation actually means the value of an asset consumed during the year. this value is transfered to p&l a/c as an expense
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