depreciated cost
noun[C]
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thevalueof anassetthat iscalculatedbyreducingitsvaluewhen it was new by thetotalamountofdepreciation:
Thedealallowstheairlinetovaluepropertyassetson amarketbasis,ratherthan thedepreciatedcost.
Examplesofdepreciated cost
depreciated cost
Any loss that takes the asset below historicaldepreciatedcostis recognised in the income statement.
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Common estimation techniques include comparable sales,depreciatedcost, and an income approach.
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Fixed assets will primarily be transferred on adepreciatedcostbasis.
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A rough estimate of thedepreciatedcostvalue of these is less than a quarter of a million pounds; the market value is not ascertainable.
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