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Formula – Appraisal Depreciation
By Contributor on June 15, 2018
When appraisers calculate property value, they need to work out depreciation in order to work out a more accurate figure.
But depreciation meant for appraisal purposes is calculated differently from the typical depreciation meant for income reporting for tax returns.
This is the formula for appraisal depreciation
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100/E = D
E – Economic life
D – Annual depreciation
Appraisers need to determine the economic life of a property based on their expertise and experience.
The appraisal depreciation is expressed as a percentage.
If for example, a property has an economic age of 10 years, the when calculating the value of the property, depreciation (D) has to multiply by 10 and be deducted from the value.
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