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What is Net Book Value

Is the cost of an fixed asset less depreciation. E.g., a computer cost £5000 one years ago and was depreciated by £1000 for the year. The net book value will be £4000. If the asset continues to be depreciated by £1000 each year then after four more years the net book value would be zero.

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Term created / updated 2005-07-16 23:12:15

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