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Devaluation vs Depreciation Devaluation and depreciation are both instances when the value of a currency falls in terms of another currency, even though the manner in which this happens is quite distinct. Both these concepts evolve around foreign exchange and how the value of currencies can be affected by factors present in the international […]
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Exchange Rate vs Interest Rate Exchange rates and interest rates are both equally important in determining a country’s economic growth, inflation, levels of foreign trade, and other economic determinants. Exchange rates and interest rates are closely related, yet in no way they represent the same thing. These two very different concepts will be clearly explained […]
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Depreciation vs Depletion Depreciation and Depletion both have similar accounting concepts but are used for different asset / company types. Both are used to reduce the asset value, as the asset is used over time. These are non-cash deductions from income, and they do not take time value of money into account. What is Depreciation? […]
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Depreciation vs Accumulated Depreciation Companies use depreciation and accumulated depreciation to record the asset value and the expense correctly as the assets are being used. Looking at these in detail would enable to understand the ways in which they work. What is Depreciation? Depreciation is an accounting term which helps companies to record the reducing […]
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Plant vs Machinery In day to day parlance, it is customary to refer to plant and machinery as a single entity and even accountants tend to take them as a grouping while reflecting them as fixed assets in a financial statement. Sometime an acronym called PP&E is used to refer to property, plant and machinery […]
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有形vs Intangible Tangible and Intangible are terms very commonly used in accounting to refer to two types of assets. Difference between tangible and intangible is simple as tangible is something that has a physical existence and can be seen whereas intangible is something that cannot be seen. For example water is tangible while air […]
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Depreciation vs Amortization Depreciation and Amortization are two terms that are commonly seen and used in accounting and finance but are often misunderstood. While both refer to the same process of estimation of an asset’s useful life, there is a difference between depreciation and amortization which this article intends to make clear. All items, whether […]
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CAPEX vs OPEX | Capital Expenditure and Operational Expenditure CAPEX and OPEX are terms that are encountered quite often in business valuation. What is the true worth of a business and how does the value of a business change over time are measured in terms of Capital Expenditures (CAPEX) and Operating Expenditures (OPEX). It has been […]