DECLINING-BALANCE METHOD OF DEPRECIATION title: declining-balance method of depreciation (FI-AA) (SAP Library - Glossary)
DECLINING-BALANCE METHOD OF DEPRECIATION category: Asset Accounting (FI-AA)
DECLINING-BALANCE METHOD OF DEPRECIATION explained:
An annual calculation of depreciation amounts that are reduced by a constant percentage.
The constant percentage is calculated from the useful life and a multiplication factor, and then multiplied by the asset net book value.
For mathematical reasons, the net book value can never reach zero using this method.
Therefore, following pre-defined criteria (for example, net book value is less than straight-line depreciation), the SAP System changes from this method to straight-line or complete depreciation.
More terms such as declining-balance method of depreciation in Dictionary D.
- Manual Differentiated Attribute:
- Help Business partner attribute that can be defined by the customer. The attribute can only be processed in differentiation, or when it has been differentiated declining-balance method of depreciation definition.
- Manual Date Field:
- Help type d that contains a date in the format yyyymmdd. In calculations, the content of date fields is converted into the number of days since 01.01.0001. Time stamps are available for combined date/time declining-balance method of depreciation explain.
- Manual Delivery System (SV-ASA):
- Help containing global template development in distributed systems. A delivery system must be linked to a consolidation system. By means of this link, the delivery system continually receives copies of declining-balance method of depreciation what is.
- Manual Display Value:
- Help that you use in the Engineering Workbench to determine which parameter effectivity a change status must have to be displayed. A change status that does not satisfy the display values is hidden declining-balance method of depreciation meaning.
- Manual Delta:
- Help definition of a node between any two statuses (points in time). If a node changes from status A to status B, the delta describes the change as seen from status B. The reverse delta describes the declining-balance method of depreciation abbreviation.
