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affects the
balance sheet of a
business or entity, and the
method of
depreciating the ****et, accounting-wise,
affects the net income, and thus the income...
- A company's
earnings before interest, taxes,
depreciation, and
amortization (commonly
abbreviated EBITDA,
pronounced /iːbɪtˈdɑː/, /əˈbɪtdɑː/, or /ˈɛbɪtdɑː/)...
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Depreciation recapture is the USA
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
procedure for
collecting income tax on a gain
realized by a
taxpayer when the taxpayer...
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Accelerated depreciation refers to any one of
several methods by
which a company, for 'financial accounting' or tax purposes,
depreciates a
fixed ****et...
- In economics,
depreciation is the
gradual decrease in the
economic value of the
capital stock of a firm,
nation or
other entity,
either through physical...
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Currency depreciation is the loss of
value of a country's
currency with
respect to one or more
foreign reference currencies,
typically in a
floating exchange...
- of the
property to be
capitalized and
depreciated. This
property is
generally limited to tangible,
depreciable,
personal property which is
acquired by...
- The
Depreciation Guild was an
American dream pop and
shoegaze band from Brooklyn, New York,
formed in 2005 by lead
vocalist and
songwriter Kurt Feldman...
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Depreciation Lands is the
historical term used for a
tract of land in
Western Pennsylvania,
which was
purchased by the Pennsylvania's
state government...
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methods of
depreciating ****ets,
including straight line,
declining balance, and sum of
years digits. ****et
costs and ac****ulated
depreciation were tracked...
