Composite depreciation

Composite depreciation

Method of depreciation where a single average depreciation rate is applied to a group of dissimilar assets with different service lives. See also Group depreciation.
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In its 2012 Form 10-K, the Company announced plans to move off the composite depreciation method of accounting beginning in 2013.
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The matrix is insufficient for conveying stresses to filaments, which aren't being bound up between each other with the matrix, and that is the reason for the composite depreciation.
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Background The present law composite depreciation life of 27.
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6 million in additional annual depreciation expense) and approves new composite depreciation rates based on a recently completed depreciation study ($12.
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The combination of: (1) the existing capital gains taxes; (2) a depreciation recapture rate of 25 percent; and (3) a composite depreciation life of 27.
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