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Introduction: Depreciation is a process of decreasing the book value of assets due to its continuous use. It represents the gradual and permanent decrease in the value, quality or quantity of an asset because of its constant use.
To prepare: Journal entry for eliminating the effects of the intercompany sale for the year 31st December 20X6
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