The phrase "accelerate depreciation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to a method of depreciating an asset at a faster rate than the standard method.
Example: "Companies often choose to accelerate depreciation to reduce their taxable income in the early years of an asset's life."
Alternatives: "speed up depreciation" or "expedite depreciation".
It will, for example, extend the 15 percent rate on capital gains and dividends, which was due to expire at the end of this month, and would let businesses accelerate depreciation of capital expenditures.
Still, to the degree they would reduce his tax rate to 15percentt and accelerate depreciation while maintaining the interest deduction, they would ensure that Mr. Trump — and most of his friends on Wall Street who would be well positioned to exploit his new loophole — would never pay anything close to the 33percenttopop rate he's now proposing for his fellow Americans.
Indian reservations get a $624 million break to accelerate depreciation on business property.
Other proposals would allow all businesses buying new equipment to accelerate depreciation and small business to expense (meaning write off immediately) up to $250,000 in capital investment.
A far more expensive provision in the legislation -- $5.3 billion -- would allows corporations to sharply accelerate depreciation of investments in 2009, effectively permitting half the cost to be written off for tax purposes -- a process called partial expensing -- in the first year.
Using multiple contexts, methodologies, and participant groups, we consistently find that managers sell used capital assets that have been depreciated using accelerated depreciation for lower prices than identical used capital assets that have been depreciated using straight-line depreciation.
tax credit and accelerated depreciation.
Congress is considering accelerating depreciation schedules.
Others want investment tax credits and accelerated depreciation schedules.
"The accelerated depreciation will mean we will pay less taxes for quite some time".
The same is true of deductions for pensions and countless special corporate benefits, like accelerated depreciation.
