Name which depreciation method is being described: The depreciation amount for each accounting period depends on the production or use for that period. Companies often use this depreciation method for taxes because it results in the greatest amount of depreciation early on, so you are taxed on a lower book value for your asset. The total depreciation amount is distributed equally to each accounting period for the life of the asset. This depreciation method does not take residual value into account. Depreciation expense is recorded based on a vehicles mileage, which differs each month. Identify whether each cost should be Capitalized (C) or Expensed (E): Back property taxes on the purchase of a building Equipment repairs Renovation to get building ready for use Broker's commission on the purchase of land Equipment upgrade that extends its useful life Installation and testing of equipment Fuel for company trucks Monthly maintenance fees on equipment Name the type of cost allocation expense related to each type of asset account below: Buildings and equipment Natural resources Intangible assets with definite life Furniture and fixtures Intangible assets with an indefinite life