depreciated replacement cost method
- depreciated replacement cost method
- turto pakeitimo išlaidų atimant nusidėvėjimo vertę skaičiavimo būdas
statusas T sritis turto vertinimas
apibrėžtis Išlaidų metodo vertės skaičiavimo būdas, kuriuo turto vertė nustatoma iš apskaičiuotų turto pakeitimo sąnaudų atimant fizinio ir bet kokio kitokio nusidėvėjimo vertę.
atitikmenys: angl. depreciated replacement cost method
ryšiai: susijęs terminas – turto pakeitimo išlaidos
susijęs terminas – išlaidų metodas
šaltinis Tarptautiniai vertinimo standartai (2011)
Lithuanian dictionary (lietuvių žodynas).
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