Discussion
The sinking fund method charges depreciation that
Answer: A
Correct answer: increases each year
The sinking fund method assumes a fund earning interest, so the amounts set aside early have longer to accumulate and less needs to be charged then; the charge rises year by year. It is the mirror image of the accelerated methods and is rarely used for tax, since it defers the deduction rather than advancing it.
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