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    Changing from Straight-Line Depreciation to Double Declining-Balance Depreciation Is an Example
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Changing from Straight-Line Depreciation to Double Declining-Balance Depreciation Is an Example

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Changing from straight-line depreciation to double declining-balance depreciation is an example of a change in an accounting principle.

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