The age depreciation designates the reduction of the value of a thing during its life span and/or total service life due to wear, wear, consumption or due to aging procedures.
Since the actual age depreciation often cannot be determined exactly, one makes do for the purposes of the valuation with different approximation methods.
Depending upon the applied procedure still another residual value remains at the end of the life span.
In the following formulas the following designations are used:
With this procedure one assumes first that the value of a thing is present to 100% with the emergence and decreases evenly then in the process of the life span.
Formula w= {A \ over G} \ times 100The procedure is used particularly in the real estate economy with valuations.
Formula w= {1 \ over 2} \ times \ left ({\ ({A \ over G} \ right) ^2+ left {A \ over G}} \ right) \ times 100With this procedure the age depreciation has a process.
Formula w= \ left ({A \ over G} \ right) ^2 \ times 100This procedure is based on empirical investigations of purchase prices. At the end of the total service life here still another residual value of 20% is present.
Formula w= \ left ({- 0.4 \ times \ ({A \ over G} \ right) ^2+1,2 left \ times {A \ over G}} \ right) \ times 100see also: Portal: Architecture and building industry
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