Please advise is there any fixed list of % of depreciation to be charges for the different assets ?

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What is the correct double entry to record the depreciation charge in a period ?
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Saidul Alam
24-April-2015

Question added by MOIZ Bootwala , Finance Manager , Hafele
Date Posted: 2023/07/10

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