fully depreciated
An asset having accumulated depreciation equal to its depreciable cost (cost minus estimated salvage value). The use of an asset after it is fully depreciated will mean no depreciation expense for those accounting periods.
FULLY DEPRECIATED - when an asset has already been charged with the maximum amount of depreciation allo...
FULLY DILUTED BASIS - a methodology for calculating any per share ratios whereby the denominator is the...
Fully depreciated
An asset that has already been charged with the maximum amount of depreciation allowed by the IRS for accounting purposes.
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Fully depreciated - When a fixed asset has been charged (accumulated depreciation) with the maximum total amount of depreciation that is allowed under the relevant tax law for accounting purposes.
The net book value will never fall below the salvage value, meaning that once an asset is fully depreciated, no further expenses will be taken during its life. Salvage value is the estimated value of the asset at the end of its useful life.
If you still hold such property and it is not yet fully depreciated, you must continue to use the same method you've established in previous years, or get IRS permission to change your accounting method by filing IRS Form 3115.
The length of time that it takes for an asset takes to become fully depreciated, at which time it provides no additional use. The absolute physical life is often taken into consideration when companies purchase assets.
The estimated selling price of an asset (such as plant or equipment) once its Book value has been fully Depreciated.
Français: Valeur de récupération
Español: Valor residual
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One fisher/partner also claims boat depreciation until the boat is fully depreciated. Every few years the fisher/partner, instead of the partnership, pays hull insurance.
Salvage Value: The estimated selling price of an asset once it has been fully depreciated.
Indication that a broker with a discretionary account can operate free of all trading guidelines from the client.
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By the end of the asset's life, its cost has been fully depreciated and its net book value has been reduced to zero. Customarily the asset could then be removed from the accounts, presuming it is then fully used up and retired.
Salvage value: The value of an asset after it has been fully depreciated.
Service income: Income derived from performing a service for someone.
Service of process: To accept subpoenas or summonses for a corporation.
fully depreciated Of an asset, having already allocated the maximum allowable amount for the purposes of depreciation. fully diluted earnings per share A common stock earnings per share that would result if all warrants and stock...
 See also: Expense, Accounting period, Banks, Saving, Generally accepted accounting principles
  
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