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depreciation charge::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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Examples of depreciation charge
depreciation charge
The depreciation charge should then be adjusted for current and future periods.
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Fully depreciated assets are Depreciation written off in the year following its last depreciation charge.
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The grant is therefore recognised as income over the life of the depreciable asset by way of a reduced depreciation charge.
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Offsetting that, the company's outlook was solid, as it remains on track to meet full-year hopes, despite being held back in the second half by an increase in its depreciation charge.
From the independent.co.uk
The depreciation charge at $90,000 is double the 2006 figure, due to new mobile oilfield equipment acquired for the Somerset field during the current period.
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Business has long been use to the idea that it is necessary to have a depreciation charge to put aside cash so that when a capital item needs replacing there is money to do it.
From the guardian.co.uk
The Group's depreciation charge is also expected to increase in 2008, as investment costs which have been capitalised over the past few years begin to be amortised.
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The depreciation and amortisation charge during the period continued to be greater than required capital expenditure.
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This will, however, also result in a correspondingly higher depreciation and impairment charge against the trading businesses.
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