Nevada Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 6, 2015) |
Chapter706 Motor Carriers |
UNIFORM SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS FOR TAXICAB COMPANIES |
General Provisions |
NAC706.672. Depreciable assets.
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1. To insure that all records for preparing financial reports forwarded to the Taxicab Authority are maintained on a comparable basis, the requirements regarding depreciation for reporting and regulatory purposes are shown in the following table:
(a) Method: The straight-line method is the only allowable method of computing annual depreciation charges to operations.
(b) Service Lives and Salvage Values:
(1) Operating Depreciable Assets:
Category
Service Life
Salvage Value
Taxicabs
48 months
none
Air conditioners (if separate)
48 months
none
Fuel conversion kits
48 months
none
Taximeters, new
60 months
none
Taximeters, used
36 months
none
(2) Dispatching Depreciable Assets:
Category
Service Life
Salvage Value
New: Radios
60 months
none
Telephonic equipment
60 months
none
Transmitters
60 months
none
Category
Service Life
Salvage Value
New: Radio and telephonic test equipment
60 months
none
Used: Radios
36 months
none
Telephonic equipment
36 months
none
Transmitters
36 months
none
Radio and telephonic test equipment
36 months
none
(3) Shop and Garage Depreciable Assets:
Category
Service Life
Salvage Value
Automotive equipment—new
48 months
none
Automotive equipment—used
36 months
none
Shop equipment—new
84 months
none
Shop equipment—used
36 months
none
Fuel conversion plant—new
84 months
none
Fuel conversion plant—used
36 months
none
Body shop equipment—new
84 months
none
Body shop equipment—used
36 months
none
(4) General and Administrative Depreciable Assets:
Category
Service Life
Salvage Value
Office equipment—new
84 months
none
Office equipment—used
36 months
none
Furniture and fixtures—new
120 months
none
Furniture and fixtures—used
60 months
none
Office and buildings—original
360 months
none
Office and buildings—additions
360 months
none
Office and buildings—air-conditioning
84 months
none
Leasehold improvements
Length of lease—
unless life of asset
warrants a shorter
amortization
period
none
2. The requirements for depreciable assets as shown in the table do not preclude the company from using longer or shorter service lives, higher or lower salvage values, or another method of calculating depreciation for any purposes other than recording amounts and reporting under the uniform system of accounts.
[Taxicab Auth., Uniform System of Accounts Reg. Gen. Instructions § 8, eff. 12-24-70; A 11-16-79]—(NAC A 10-13-88)