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Definition: The monetary value of an asset decreases over time due to use, wear and tear or obsolescence. This
decrease is measured as depreciation. Description: Depreciation, i.e. a decrease in an asset's value, may be caused by a number of other factors as well such as unfavorable market conditions, etc. Machinery, equipment, currency are some examples of assets that are likely to depreciate over a specific period of time. Opposite of depreciation is appreciation which is increase in the value of an asset over a period of time. Accounting estimates the decrease
in value using the information regarding the useful life of the asset. This is useful for estimation of property value for taxation purposes like property tax etc. For such assets like real estate, market and economic conditions are likely to be crucial such as in cases of economic downturn. Also See: Accretion, Accelerated Depreciation, Appreciation, Economic Depreciation, Economic Life Learn more about Depreciation
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Avenue Supermarts Q2 Results: Profit rises 63% YoY to Rs 730 crore; revenue jumps 36%The earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) for the quarter rose more than 33 per cent on year to Rs. 895 crores. However, operating margin dipped by 14 basis points to 8.62 per cent.
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How to negate impact of falling rupee on investmentsForeign investments can provide a buffer against rupee depreciation.
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How to negate impact of falling rupee on investmentsForeign investments can provide a buffer against rupee depreciation.
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How rupee depreciation will impact various sectorsNomura expects INR to fall to `82 in the third quarter of this calendar year. In general, net exporters will gain as they will receive more rupees for their dollars while net importers will need to pay more to buy dollars for imports. Those with large foreign loans will also see rupee interest costs rise. ET looks at the sectors impacted the most.
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Concor can treble EPS over the next two years: Why it is this week's stock pickThe successful operationalisation of dedicated freight corridor (DFC) will dramatically change the fortunes of Concor. The company expects a 10% volume benefit from phase I and an additional 15% as JNPT is connected in phase II. A sharp increase in its return ratios is expected in coming years.
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Concor can treble EPS over the next two years: Why it is this week's stock pickThe successful operationalisation of dedicated freight corridor (DFC) will dramatically change the fortunes of Concor. The company expects a 10% volume benefit from phase I and an additional 15% as JNPT is connected in phase II. A sharp increase in its return ratios is expected in coming years.
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Dollar buyers club: RBI's forex kitty swells at fastest pace“On balance, we expect RBI to continue its asymmetrical FX policy of buying FX when USD weakens and allowing depreciation if it strengthens,” said Indranil Sengupta, Chief India economist at BoA Securities.
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Six ways your motor insurance policy is set to change. Here's how it could affect youThe Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India has released draft rules to revisit the current own damage product structure of motor insurance policies. Here are six key changes that you need to be aware of.
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Corporate tax cut: Issue of carrying forward losses vexes companies in redCos are in dilemma as to go for lower tax rates & increase profit, or pay high taxes & carry forward losses.
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China’s currency calm won't hold off the impending stormA depreciation of the target rate that is too aggressive risks destabilizing the offshore market which, in turn, pulls down the onshore rate.
Which type of depreciation is always incurable meaning nothing can be done?
Depreciation is divided into three categories: ❖ Physical deterioration; ❖ Functional obsolescence; and ❖ External obsolescence. Physical deterioration and functional obsolescence can be curable or incurable. External obsolescence is generally considered incurable.
What type of income approach is typically used for small residential properties quizlet?
Gross income multipliers work on the same principle as gross rent multipliers. Value is indicated by a certain ratio of income to value. However, GRMs are typically used for smaller income properties, typically one to four-unit properties.
Which of the following is included in the first step of the valuation process?
Comparable Property Data Sales, listings, offerings, vacancies, cost and depreciation, income and expenses, capitalization rates, etc. The first step in the valuation process is to identify the problem. This sets the parameters of the assignment and eliminates any ambiguity about the nature of the assignment.
Which approach to value is typically used for investment property of two to four family units?
Two-, three-, or four-unit buildings are sometimes subject to confusion when it comes to arranging a loan for purchase or refinancing. Generally, appraisers use the market approach when appraising multiple-unit properties.
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