What does RCNLD stand for?

Replacement Cost New Less Depreciation (tax calculation)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Besides they use replacement cost new less depreciation or sales analysis method.

Phoenix Real Estate

The commission set a land value of zero based on evidence of high levels of lead and arsenic contamination, and a value for the building at $398,166, a figure reached by using the standard replacement cost new less depreciation method.

Value of contaminated land ruled on by state supreme court

A correct formulation for reproduction functional obsolescence is derived as follows: Step 1 Where: RPROCNLD is Reproduction Cost New Less Depreciation (Depreciated Reproduction Cost); RPLCNLD is Replacement Cost New Less Depreciation (Depreciated Replacement Cost); and the previous variables apply as set forth above.

Solving the Functional Obsolescence Calculation Question?