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DEPOSIT OF FIXED ASSETS AND ITS IMPACT ON FINANCIAL RESULTS

Enterprises seek to increase the financial result, which is reflected in the form of net profit. They need profit for a stable position in the market and to ensure the development of their financial and economic activities in the conditions of market competition. Therefore, today the question of the depreciation methods chosen by enterprises for depreciable fixed assets in tax and accounting and their impact on financial results is relevant. When acquiring fixed assets, an enterprise transfers their value to the cost of manufactured products, goods, work performed, services rendered as they become obsolete or physically depreciated. From the selected depreciation method, you can write off depreciation charges at different rates, for example, with a non-linear method it happens faster, with a linear one – evenly, but more slowly. Thus, depreciation charges are included in the cost of production, and this is reflected in the financial results of enterprises. In the first years, with the non-linear method, enterprises write off 2-2.5 times more depreciation charges as expenses compared to the linear method. The differences between these methods allow enterprises to apply a more profitable method for themselves, but only everything will depend on the nature of their activities.