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Replacements

In fixed asset accounting, replacements involve a determination of the unit of depreciation. If the entire unit is the unit of depreciation, the replacement is expensed as a repair. If units of the fixed asset are separated (component method), the original cost and the related accumulated depreciation of the component are removed from the account and a gain/loss is recognized and the cost of the replacement is capitalized. See also additions and improvements.

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Additions [FAR]Improvements [FAR]Back to Dictionary

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