Accumulated Depreciation
Meaning of Accumulated Depreciation in the United States Tax System
Also “Accrued Depreciation”. It is, in accounting, the amount of depreciation expense that has been claimed to date.
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adjusted basis.
Example of Accumulated Depreciation:
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A real estate was bought for $200,000. The annual straight-line depreciation expense is $5,000. The accumulated depreciation in 3 years is $15,000.
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Accumulated Depreciation in the context of Real Property
See: Accrued Depreciation in this legal Dictionary.
Accumulated Depreciation in the context of Real Property
See: Accrued Depreciation in this legal Dictionary.
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