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Depletion method

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Depletion method:  This method is followed in case of exhaustive (wasting) assets e.g., mines.  For charging depreciation on such item the life of the Asset (lease period) is not very important because it can be used (ie., Mineral can be extracted) only till it contains minerals.  As soon as the mineral is exhausted the mine becomes useless.  Therefore depreciation is calculated in proportion of the mineral extracted in a particular year to the total extractable mineral contained in it. Depreciation (per ton, etc.)=Cost of AssetExtractable Quantity of Mineral\text{Depreciation (per ton, etc.)} = \frac{\text{Cost of Asset}}{\text{Extractable Quantity of Mineral}}

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