Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Depreciation: Straight Line and Sinking Fund Methods · easy
Which depreciation method sets aside equal annual deposits into a fund that earns interest, such that the accumulated amount equals the total depreciation at the end of the asset's life?
- Sinking fund method
- Straight-line method
- Declining balance method
- Units-of-production method
Answer
A. Sinking fund method
Solution
This describes the sinking fund method.
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