No, the use of different depreciation methods in financial statements and inincome tax returns does not violate the accounting principle of consistency.The principle of consistency means only that a company should not changefrom year to year the method used to depreciate a given asset. This principledoes not prohibit using a different depreciation method for income taxpurposes. Also, the principle does not prevent management from usingdifferent depreciation methods to depreciate different assets.
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