Sentence examples for for depreciating from inspiring English sources

Other perks include a federal tax benefit for depreciating the system over five years instead of 39, he said.

Corporations might still pay taxes, but they would abandon most of the rules for depreciating investment in new equipment or buildings and simply write off those costs as expenses in the year they occur.

It will allow companies, through 2004, to take an extra 30% first-year tax deduction beyond the standard allowance for depreciating capital equipment.

Straight-line is a very common method for depreciating assets.

One of the most severe problems confronting the new regime was providing bread and other foodstuffs to the cities and the newly formed Red Army, because the peasants were unwilling to sell their produce for rapidly depreciating money ("coloured paper") for which there was nothing to buy.

Prices were rising so fast that on the streets of the capital people were frantically trading bags of depreciating pesos for dollars.

But the developer went bust, and the painting had changed hands several times as collateral for loans, depreciating in value.

Printing presses, the main capital outlay for newspapers, last for decades and are depreciating peacefully with little need for new cash.

The profit enjoyed by a business owner after he pays software geeks for the latest version of the software — in other words, for a rapidly depreciating chunk of capital — is therefore relatively smaller than his 19th century counterpart, whose machines were cheaper to maintain, and whose workers were more easily replaced by machines.

The country's currency, the Somali shilling, has been depreciating for years.

It's sad for me to see people like these lose their jobs, although I can appreciate that the market was depreciating for some time.