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Calculate fiscal asset depreciation via straight-line or declining balance per asset group, with a yearly table and book value. Free.

Depreciation method

Note

Fiscal rules may differ from commercial accounting.

An estimate, not official tax advice. Rules & rates can change — verify with the tax authority (DJP/Coretax) or consult your tax advisor/accountant.

Asset depreciation

Depreciation per yearRp25.000.000
YearDepreciationBook value
1Rp25.000.000Rp75.000.000
2Rp25.000.000Rp50.000.000
3Rp25.000.000Rp25.000.000
4Rp25.000.000Rp0

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Understanding depreciation

Asset groups

Tangible assets are grouped by useful life: Group 1 (4y), 2 (8y), 3 (16y), 4 (20y), plus permanent buildings (20y) and non-permanent (10y). The group sets the depreciation rate.

Straight-line vs declining balance

Straight-line: equal expense each year = cost ÷ useful life. Declining balance: rate (2× straight-line) times book value each year, so larger early then smaller. Buildings must use straight-line only.

Book value

Book value = acquisition cost − accumulated depreciation. It shows the asset's remaining recorded value. Under straight-line, book value declines evenly to zero at the end of useful life.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate straight-line depreciation?

Divide the acquisition cost by the useful life. E.g. an asset of Rp100,000,000 in group 1 (4 years) → Rp25,000,000 depreciation per year for 4 years, with book value declining evenly to zero.

How does declining balance work?

The declining-balance rate (twice the straight-line rate) times book value each year. Expense is large in early years then falls. At the end of useful life, remaining book value is depreciated in full.

Which assets belong to each group?

Broadly: Group 1 (e.g. light equipment, computers), Group 2 (e.g. furniture, vehicles, certain machinery), Groups 3 & 4 (heavy machinery/long-lived assets). Buildings have their own group. Official detail is in the tax rule appendix.

Can buildings use declining balance?

No. Buildings may only be depreciated straight-line. The calculator will notify you if you choose declining balance for a building.

Is fiscal depreciation the same as accounting?

Not necessarily. Fiscal depreciation follows tax rules (specific groups & methods), while commercial accounting may use different useful-life and residual-value estimates. The difference creates a fiscal correction.

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