depreciation rate

基本解釋

When straight-line depreciation is in use, the depreciation rate is simply "1"divided by the "life"(in years) of the assets.
儅使用直線折舊法時(shí)，折舊率可以簡(jiǎn)單地用1除以資産年限得到。
This paper focuses on analyzing the low depreciation rate and backward valuation method of depreciation system in grovernment-owned assets in China.
本文著重分析了我國(guó)固定資産折舊制度存在折舊率偏低、計(jì)提方法落後；
The estimated useful life is 5 years; therefore, the straight-line depreciation rate is 2%. Doubling this straight-line rate indicates an accelerated depreciation rate of 4%.
預(yù)計(jì)使用年限是5年，因此直線折舊率是2％。將此直線折舊率繙一番得出加速折舊率爲(wèi)4％。

For historical evidence, we can look at what happened when the bonus depreciation rate dropped from 50% in 2004 down to 0% in 2005.
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