declining balance method的意思

declining balance method中文翻譯：

[會計]余額遞減法

余額遞減折舊法

相似詞語短語

declining balance───遞減折舊法；余額遞減

diminishing balance method───余額遞減法，金額遞減法

reducing balance method───[會計]余額遞減法

declining───adj.下滑的；衰退的；傾斜的；v.下降；衰退；婉謝（decline的ing形式）

balance───vt.使平衡；結算；使相稱；n.(Balance)人名；(西)巴蘭塞；n.平衡；余額；勻稱；vi.保持平衡；相稱；抵銷

declining offer───拒絕報價

method───n.方法；條理；類函數

declining years───n.老年，垂暮之年; 殘生；n.垂暮之年；老年

declining deductible───遞減免賠額

雙語使用場景

this declining-balance method of depreciation often is called double-declining-balance (or 2%-declining balance).───這種余額遞減折舊法也因而稱為雙倍余額遞減法（或2％余額遞減法）。

On the basis of referring a great deal of data, this article illuminate the deficiency of beeline depreciation break-point experience formula on double-declining balance method.───文章在參閱大量文獻資料的基礎上，就雙倍余額遞減折舊法直線折舊轉換點的經驗公式存在的不足進行了說明；

Declining-balance method will result in the greatest depreciation charge when applied to an asset in its first yeas .───采用余額遞減法對資產計提折舊時，第一年的折舊費用最高。

declining-balance method of depreciation often is called double-declining-balance (or 2%-declining balance).───這種余額遞減折舊法也因而稱為雙倍余額遞減法（或2%余額遞減法）。

The double-declining balance method computes depreciation at an accelerated rate.───加倍余額遞減方法用加速比率法計算折舊。

The Definition of Value Scope of Net Salvage in Terms of Double Declining Balance Method───雙倍余額遞減法下凈殘值率取值范圍的界定

depreciation by declining balance method───余額遞減法折舊

Declining balance method of depreciation───折舊余額遞減法

英語使用場景

The available depreciation methods consist of the straight-line method, unit of production method, double declining balance method, sum of the years digits method, etc.

The amount of depreciation can be calculated by the straight-line method, fixed percentage method, sum-of-the-year's digits method or declining balance method.

For 3,5,7, and 10 year classes, the relevant depreciation method is the 200% declining balance method.

For 15 and 20 year property, the appropriate method is the 150% declining balance method switching to the Straight-Line Depreciation method when it will yield a larger allowance.