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Depreciation

Systematic allocation of cost of a plant asset to expense over time period benefitted.

Estimated Useful Life

Expected life of an asset during which it is anticipated to generate revenues; may be expressed in years or units of output

Estimated Residual Value (Salvage Value, Scrap Value)

Expected cash value of an asset at the end of its useful life

Depreciable Cost

Maximum amount company can take


(Cost - Est. Residual Value)

Book Value (carrying value)

Represents cost of Asset not yet expenses


(Cost - Accumulated Depreciation)



Straight-line method (Years)

(Cost - Est. Residual Life) / Est. Useful Life

Units-Of-Production Method (Output)

(Cost - Est. Residual Value) / Est. Total Output

Revising Depreciation Useful life

(Book Value at the time of change - Est. Residual Value) / Remaining Useful Life

Revenue Expenditures

Ordinary Repairs


On Income Statement


Expensed as Incurred

Capital Expenditures

Extraordinary Repairs and Betterments


Debited to Asset Account

If Selling Price > Book Value

Gain on Disposal



If Selling Price < Book Value

Loss on Disposal

Patents

An intangible asset that is a federal government grant conveying on exclusive 20 years right to produce and sell a process, product or technology

Copyrights

Exclusive right to reproduce and sell a book, film, etc, issued by the federal government. Copyrights extend 70 years after Author's life

Trademarks/Brand Names

Rights to use distinctive identification of a product or service

Franchises/Licenses

Privileges granted by a private business as a government to sell a product or service under specific conditions.

Goodwill

An intangible asset that results in the acquisition of another company at a premium value

Return on Assets Ratio

(Net Income / Average Total Asset) = %

Fixed Asset Turnover

(Sales / Average Fixed Asset)