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be depreciation
noun
The state of being depreciated.
Exact(2)
If the concern is that there won't be depreciation in future years, it's a lease item so it's a revenue stream stapled to the item," he explains, adding, "Our accounting is above reproach".
A lot of that income was borrowed and you don't pay taxes on money you borrow and it could be depreciation or some other deduction.
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A direct result has been depreciation in emerging market currencies.
One such error was depreciation for a yacht that had been donated to the Stanford student sailing program.
And for housing, like any durable goods, like the refrigerators, like TV set, after first year, there's depreciation.
One deduction is depreciation, which permits real estate investors to deduct a portion of the cost of their buildings from their taxable income.
The other big tax deduction for landlords is depreciation.
Nope, it's depreciation, or the car's decrease in value over time.
But I have a write-off, a lot of it's depreciation, which is a wonderful charge.
In fact it is depreciation - the difference between the value of a car when you buy it and when you come to sell or trade it in.
Spain had thus the opposite of what is needed when there is strong accumulation of external liabilities: Its currency appreciated when what needed was depreciation.
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