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Pivotal Forensic Accounting & Audits

Forensics & AuditsTacoma, Washington

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What is depreciation?

Depreciation spreads the accounting cost of certain long-lived tangible assets over their useful lives. Tax depreciation may follow different rules.

Answered ByAsk Tax Experts StaffPublishedSeptember 29, 2026TagsFixed Assets, Depreciation

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