Depreciation percentage rate

Dear Forum,
in afams (multilevel method), there is a column called percent which is depreciation percentage rate.
I would like to know this percentage is percentage value of base value or it is the depreciation value?
Say I have asset costed at 10,000.00 and for the first 4 year, the percentage is 5% each year.
This 5% or 500 is a base value or 500 as the depreciation value?
thanks

Hi Srina,
Have a look at the documenation in the F1 Help of this field AFPROZ in AFAMAS.
However, if you have APC of 10,000.00 and a percentage rate of 5% in AFAMAS, and lets say Base value is 24 (Netbook value), useful life 4 years: then the calculation is as follows:
1st year: APC 10,000.00 -> 5% = 500 depreciation in 1st year
2nd year: NBV now 9,000.00 -> 5% = 475 depreciation in 2nd year
3rd year: NBV now 9,025.00 -> 5% = 451.25 depreciation in 3rd year
4th year: NBV now 8.574,00 -> 5% = 429,00 depreciation in 4th year
If you want to fully depreciate your asset then you would need to create another phase obviously. Else, in my example here, the asset will have remaining NBV after the 4 years but no more depreciation will be calculated.
I hope this example helps to understand better field AFPROZ in AFAMAS.
Kind regards,
Brigitte

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