why cash is not depreciable although its value decrease due to inflation
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Cash is not considered depreciable because depreciation accounts for the wear and tear of assets used in a business to generate revenue. Cash, once spent, has no residual value and is not part of Property, Plant, and Equipment (PPE). While inflation reduces the purchasing power of cash, this is typically offset by bank interest, and cash itself doesn't undergo physical wear and tear like a tangible asset.