Chicago : Engineering and Contracting Pub. Co. · leaf 374
The total amount—it may be the sumof several years of depreciation—expressedin a percentage or in dollars, that must bededucted from the original cost or the costto reproduce new in order to obtain thepresent value. The determination of theamount of depreciation at a given time, inconnection with… … 10 YEARS Fig. 1. such value as has been restored by expendi-tures for wear and tear, replacements and re-newals. CLASSES OF DEPRECIATION. The subject of Depreciation from an engi-neering—not an accountants standpoint—practically divides itself into several classes,as follows: Wear and Tear, or…
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