Sentence examples for have amortized from inspiring English sources
Under previous accounting rules, Tyson would have amortized this goodwill over a 40-year period.
"We surveyed 18 publicly traded companies with franchise operations, four of which had reacquired franchises, and they had amortized them," Mr. Vickrey said.
If it had amortized the goodwill over 20 years -- Worldcom's practice varies from 10 years to 40 years -- it would have eliminated roughly $125 million a year in goodwill expenses, or around 12 cents a share.
Having amortized the tooling for these cars ages ago, these cars put billions into Fords coffers.
But it cannot compete with coal-fired power plants whose costs have been amortized over decades.
All costs have been amortized according with the following formula: {C}^{day}=ccdot left[frac{r{left(1+rright)}^{lt}}{{left(1+rright)}^{lt}-1}right]frac{1}{365} (4)where: C day is the amortized daily cost of a given element (for instance a LBL or FBL box or a FURBOT vehicle) c is the element purchase cost; r is the discount rate; lt (number of years) is the element lifetime.
"Right now the economics suggest we have to amortize our costs," he said.
"We still have to amortize the costs of expensive shows by running them again in summer," Ms. Berman said.
The board has not decided whether companies merged under the old rules will no longer have to amortize good will.
