Depreciation loss
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Anonymous
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04 July 2013
WHAT IS DEPRECIATION LOSS???
04 July 2013
Total loss - Cash loss = Depreciation Loss, which means that of you have incurred loss in your trades normally then that would be a cash loss while any loss increased due to the effect of accounting Depreciation will lead to depreciation losses.
Say, Loss incurred in trading(without any depreciation element) = 70 and depreciation is 20, then total loss is 90, which comprises of cash loss of 70 and depreciation loss of 20.
Say, Loss incurred in trading(without any depreciation element) = 70 and depreciation is 20, then total loss is 90, which comprises of cash loss of 70 and depreciation loss of 20.
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04 July 2013
SORRY SIR, i CAN'T UNDERSTAND PLZ EXPLAIN WITH EXAMPLES
04 July 2013
exampls is also given.
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