C P a Accounting Theory Questions And Problems volume 1
C P a Accounting Theory Questions And Problems volume 1
George Hillis Newlove
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536) for the second period. The chief advantage claimed for this method is that the periodic charges under it are heavy at the beginning and decrease toward the end, and thus tend to equalize the increase in the up-keep costs which it is claimed normally increase with the age of the machine. 65 However, as repairs frequently do not increase uniformly during the life of the ma- chine, but may be incurred very irregularly, this argument is of doubtful value. The method also involves complex calcu...lations, 8 " is distasteful to new concerns on account of the heavy initial charges, 87 and is subject to the objections that it prorates the charges on a time rather than a service or output basis, 68 and that the life of the asset is not clearly indicated by the depreciation rate. 68 The method can not logically be used in connection with an asset having no residual value. 70 Sum of Tear Digits Method The sum of year digits method, sometimes called the sum of expected life periods method, prorates the loss due to depreciation (the excess of the cost over the scrap value) over the periods in the ratio of fractions whose numerators are in the order of the expected life periods and whose denominators are the sum of all the expected life periods.
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