Sentence examples for to amortization from inspiring English sources
noun
The reduction of loan principal over a series of payments.
Recently, companies have developed "flaky metrics of profitability," he said, pointing to amortization of goodwill as an example.
However, within an institutional economics framework, they may also be considered an intermediate output, with its entire cost subject to amortization as per capital costs [ 11].
Sum any expenses due to amortization.
In this case, the expense due to amortization would be $1,000,000/5 = $200,000 per year.
For mortgage calculators and other similar gear, having the right calculator for output is not going to be effective unless the user also knows how to explain amortization to the untrained customer.
Add your total expenses due to depreciation and amortization to your company's EBIT.
Those who refinanced in the last year or two don't have to consider amortization tables, but they do need to know their equity position — and when the refinancing would begin to pay off.
EBay is using $30 million in cash and $385 million in stock for the deal, and the company says the acquisition will be slightly accretive to full-year 2005 pro-forma-diluted earnings per share, though dilutive to 2005 GAAP-diluted EPS due to the amortization of the acquired assets.
For a telemedicine system for COPD, de Toledo et al. [ 88] present a rough estimate to the effect that significantly shorter hospitalization would lead to fast amortization of the system.
The ratios compare sales to receivables; sales to earnings; operating income to long-term debt; cost of goods sold to inventory; depreciation and amortization to capital expenditures; and cash flow from operations (less any tax savings from stock options) to earnings.
Moreover, $1.8 million annual cost is incurred due to maintenance, amortization of power and cooling equipment.
