The phrase "amortization amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the specific amount that is allocated for amortization in a loan or asset depreciation schedule.
Example: "The monthly payment includes an amortization amount that reduces the principal balance of the loan."
Alternatives: "repayment amount" or "depreciation value".
Adding this amortization amount to its "cash" earnings each year generates a fatter figure.
And these three states are the worst of the worst here, too, contributing, for Kentucky, 31% less than this amortization amount, New Jersey, 24% less, and Illinois 17% less than would be required.
While the U.S. territory has made some progress in trimming public spending, and is running a primary surplus (its budget balance without including interest payments) of eight hundred and fifty million dollars, its interest and amortization costs amount to $2.8 billion, which leave it with a deficit that dwarfs the economy's growth rate.
§ 36.4503 Amount and amortization.
38 CFR § 36.4503 - Amount and amortization.
For the full-year 2018, Netflix recorded $7.5 billion in content amortization and expects this amount to grow further.
Whether you hold a bond to maturity or sell a bond prior to maturity, you cannot claim the dollar amount of amortization as a capital loss.
The rules the bureau enacted, which will be supplemented by regulations by the Federal Reserve and other agencies, create a new category of loans called "qualified mortgages" that cannot include certain dangerous features like interest-only payments or negative amortization, which means that the amount owed increases over time.
League-wide revenues hit a record $3.8 billion during the 2007-08 season, 6% more than the prior campaign, and the average team posted a profit (in the sense of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) of $10.6 million, the highest amount since Forbes began tracking NBA finances 10 years ago.
Calculate the amount of negative amortization for the current month.
