Learn how to calculate the written-down value (WDV) to determine the current worth of an asset after depreciation or amortization, also known as book value.

Knowing your net worth is important for financial planning, but for business owners, the math can get a little tricky.

Every company has tangible assets (computers, copiers and company cars, for example), but few companies use them to create shareholder value and increase cash flows and income. The more money a ...