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In these situations, the declining balance method tends to be more accurate than the straight-line method at reflecting book value each year.ĭepreciation per year = Book value × Depreciation rate
As these assets age, their depreciation rates slow over time. For specific assets, the newer they are, the faster they depreciate in value.
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