An economic concept enabling firms to write down capital goods for tax purposes at a faster rate than normal depreciation, encouraging investment and allowing tax deferral.
A decrease in the value of one currency in terms of other currencies.
Accounting method for the depreciation of assets with a fixed annual percentage reduction
Loss of value of capital goods due to wear and tear, ageing, or obsolescence
Overview of investment incentives and their role in encouraging investment activities through various economic measures.
The predictable loss of value of an asset due to inevitable factors like wear and tear or the passage of time.
Loss of value of an asset and related concepts in economics.
A method to estimate a country’s total capital stock by accounting for past real investments and depreciation.
The method of depreciating fixed assets by applying a constant percentage to their remaining value each year.
The method of valuing assets and calculating depreciation allowances using the costs of replacing buildings and equipment.
A method of accounting for depreciation of an asset by evenly distributing its cost over its assumed useful life.
An asset which diminishes over time due to usage or time passage
