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Accumulated Depletion Group of answer choicesis used by all companies with natural resourceshas a normal debit balance.is a contra-asset account.is never shown on the balance sheet.

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Accumulated Depletion Group of answer choicesis used by all companies with natural resourceshas a normal debit balance.is a contra-asset account.is never shown on the balance sheet.

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Accumulated Depletion is a contra-asset account. This means it is an account which is subtracted from an associated account. In this case, it is subtracted from the value of the natural resource asset on the balance sheet. It represents the total to date of the amount of the resource that has been depleted or used up. It does not have a normal debit balance, as it is credited each time a depletion expense is recorded. It is used by companies with natural resources to track the reduction of their resources over time. It is shown on the balance sheet as a deduction from the natural resource asset to which it relates.

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