FA 36 - Straight-Line Depreciation Example

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videos are still saving grades 3 years later

[@Rissa652]

make that 4 years later

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@@Rissa652 5 years!

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Much love from Zimbabwe/ Canada... 🥂 here's to all future CFA's or CPA's who watched, commented, subscribed and liked 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂❤

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Thank you Tony!! Without you I wouldn't have passed my accounting exam 🎉

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Tony Bell the GOAT

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videos are still saving me in the projected years in your examples HAH! amazing professor!!

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thank you so much. i have an exam tomorow and wow you jsut helped with the lot of it

[@ummixd7040]

GOAT
for saving students grades 🥺

[@dennis8801]

I love you Tony! Much love from Montreal!

[@Tony-Bell]

Thanks Dennis!

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You are saving me

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Me too haha

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more teachers like you please

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TONY I FRIGGIN LOVE YOU FROM SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA

[@PurpleWind-gd2up]

I usually forget to pay attention to number of months. Thanks for informing me

[@Tony-Bell]

THanks! Cool emoji

[@마하나임-m5u]

Awesome explanation thanks

[@nishu6889]

how we can calculate half year depreciation by straight method?

[@sharansalwahan901]

Thnk u so much sir

[@ethananstine5624]

If you use straight line depreciation but the vehicle use wasn’t entirely 100 percent business use would you have to reduce the 4K by a percentage. Let’s say 25 percent use by personal use so 4k per year would now be 3k per year?

[@ashleyjohnson5283]

Do you happen to have any videos of instruction on EPS?

[@Tony-Bell]

I don't - perhaps down the road - but not as of now.

[@ashleyjohnson5283]

@@Tony-Bell thank you!!! I love how you explain things so it was a hopeful Hail Mary 🤣

[@alexavidal7084]

thank youuuu

[@dongee9668]

How do you make a depreciation schedule?

[@pdiaz1620]

Gracias amigo!!

[@nishu6889]

How can we calculate half year depreciation by straight line method??

[@myanlul]

i think it would be, 6(months)/12 x depreciable cost per year. OR another way, depreciable cost per year / 2