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Depreciation is an accounting method, by which the dollar value of an asset (e.g. piece of equipment) is reduced, and applied to expense, as the asset is used and ages. When you buy an asset, the cost of it is debited to an asset account at the top of the balance sheet. This is true even if you pay cash for it. This is in contrast to applying the asset cost all at once to an expense account. The reason is that the asset is of value to the business. However, as the asset is used, and ages, it is correct accounting wise to decrease it’s value on the balance sheet, and apply the change in value during say, a month, to a cost account on the income statement.

This is an app you can use to check your accounts homework. It is a VERY basic accounting software which most of the core functions are written within 11 hours. It is designed to mimic manual accounting(done by hand), therefore making it suitable for students and maybe lecturers. You will be greeted with a seemingly empty form when you first launch the app, that is the General Journal, to add a journal entry, simply click Journal > Add Entry. Note: In no way is this a full fledged...

System Requirement/s: *32-bit Windows OS

Budget Tracker will help you track your budget categories, budget plan for each month and actual expenses. Budget Tracker provides quick chart reports that graphically display the budget and expense trends. More complex reports are also available.