Match each depreciation method with its correct operational characterization or calculation basis.
- Straight-Line MethodCharges an equal annual depreciation expense across the asset's estimated useful life based on its depreciable cost.
- Reducing Balance MethodApplies a fixed percentage rate to the written-down value (net book value) of the asset at the beginning of each accounting period.
- Revaluation MethodDetermines depreciation by finding the difference between opening value plus additions and the assessed closing value of small assets.
- Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits MethodApplies a diminishing fraction based on remaining useful life to the initial depreciable cost of the asset.
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Straight-Line Method matches with charging an equal annual expense based on depreciable cost; Reducing Balance Method matches with applying a fixed rate to net book value; Revaluation Method matches with finding the difference between opening value plus additions and closing assessed value; Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits Method matches with applying a diminishing fraction to depreciable cost.
Each depreciation method is correctly matched to its fundamental accounting definition: Straight-Line distributes depreciable cost equally; Reducing Balance applies a percentage to net book value; Revaluation measures change in value of loose assets; and Sum-of-the-Years'-Digits uses a decreasing fraction based on asset life.
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Depreciation Methods and Operational Calculations
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