Straight-line depreciation, Financial Accounting

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Straight-Line Depreciation - ACCOUNTING method which reflects an equal amount of wear and tear during every period of an ASSET'S useful life. For example annual STRAIGHT-LINE DEPRECIATION of a $2,500 asset expected to last five years is $500.

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