Depreciation Years Table.pdf

The provided text appears to be a table outlining the depreciation periods for various assets in Japan, categorized by type, structure, and usage. Here is a concise summary:

Buildings:

Wood and synthetic wood structures: 17-24 years
Wood-frame and mortar structures: 14-22 years
Steel-reinforced concrete structures: 31-50 years
Brick, stone, and block structures: 30-41 years
Metal structures: 17-38 years

Vehicles and Transportation Equipment:

General-use vehicles: 4-6 years
Automobiles: 4-5 years
Bicycles and rickshaws: 2-4 years

Tools and Equipment:

Measuring and testing tools: 2-5 years
Jigs and fixtures: 3 years
Cutting tools: 2 years
Molds and dies: 2-3 years

Building-Attached Equipment:

Arcades and sunshades: 8-15 years
Store equipment: 3 years
Electrical equipment: 6-15 years
Water and gas equipment: 15 years

Furniture and Fixtures:

Office furniture: 5-15 years
Household furniture: 5-15 years
Bedding and linens: 2-5 years
Decorative items: 3-10 years

Machinery and Equipment:

Food manufacturing equipment: 7-10 years
Beverage and tobacco manufacturing equipment: 7-10 years
Textile manufacturing equipment: 3-7 years
Wood and wood product manufacturing equipment: 7-11 years

Other Equipment:

Medical equipment: 4-10 years
Entertainment and sports equipment: 2-8 years
Containers and safes: 3-20 years
Beauty and barber equipment: 5 years

Note that the depreciation periods vary depending on the type and usage of the asset.