Depreciation of TI BA II Plus Calculator

[@alfredthepatientxcvi]

Thank you from the Levant! :) I hope your well after all these years

[@kawaiikitsune808]

This tutorial was awesome!! I was about ready to pull my hair out trying to figure out this calculator! Thanks so much!!

[@catherinelu3912]

Thank you for this, still extremely helpful in 2022

[@peaco1000]

This was really excellent. Just what I was looking for. Thanks.

[@scotthenrichsen2796]

Very well explained.... very well done!!!!

[@ToniMillionaire369]

How do you change the DB value if say you want to use a declining balance rate of 20%?

[@joseportillo1023]

you might consider this a late reply but, itll depend on the values you have set on the SL method. in this case 15k (15k depreciation /75k depreciable value = 20%) is 40% under DB since (20% *2). another way to have DB set to 20% you could set the DB value down by half, in this case 100. i think doing it through SL keeps things more consistent.

[@paulpowers6680]

hello, where is the video on Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System that you refer to at the end of this video?

[@RonaldMoy]

+Paul Powers I don't think you can do it on the calculator. I discuss it in another video where I demonstrate it in Excel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6jOYZSNrMmopbs

[@paulpowers6680]

+Ronald Moy ..thank you

[@АйнурДуйсембаева-е1й]

the tutorial was excelent!! thank you!

[@rankinnwc]

Outstanding!

[@hashali]

Hello! how do you use depreciation mixed with NPV analysis?

[@RonaldMoy]

Depreciation affects NPV because it affects cash flow. Even though depreciation is a noncash expense, it does affect taxes, which affect cash flow.

[@hashali]

Thank you!

[@swapnildesai2426]

amazingly explained.. thanks

[@katerinap3873]

Thank you so much , you saved me .....