Jul
19
2008

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Owning a brand new car is exciting. But financially speaking, it is better to buy a used car. As soon as you drive a new car off the lot, it loses much of its value. That’s because your car is no longer “new”. New cars lose about 40% of their value to less than 3 years, then depreciation starts to slow. Why not buy a used car and allow someone else to take the depreciation hit? The previous owner has absorbed the largest portion of the depreciation cycle. At that time the cost of owning and operating the car will be reduced. The money you save on depreciation will certainly go a long way.
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Tags: brand, car, cash, comfort, condition, cost, cycle, Depreciation, financing, license, maintenance, money, muffler, prudence, registration, replacement, tax, transmission, Value, vehicle
Jun
25
2008

admin
Depreciation is a term we hear about often, but not really understand. It is an essential component of accounting, however. Depreciation is a charge which has registered at the same time and in the same period as other accounts. On the long-term operating assets that are not intended for sale in the normal course of business are called capital. Fixed assets include buildings, machinery, office equipment, vehicles, computers and other equipment.
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Tags: asset, Business, Capital, cash, charge, company, Depreciation, dissemination, equipment, fraction, outflow, period, property, record, revenue, sale, share