depreciable
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- adjective
- /dɪˈpriːʃəbl/
- Specialized
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depreciable
- Since computers become outdated quickly, they are categorized as depreciable property for tax purposes.
- depreciable asset
Now, one important thing to remember, land is not depreciable.
- Now, one important thing to remember, land is not depreciable.
- You raise your children there, you live there, all the repairs and maintenance are going capitalizable and depreciable.
Examples
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depreciable APPA
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will be depreciable
Blog text (17) -
The amount paid for an asset is the foundation for depreciable basis.
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So perhaps my 40 years is better called a depreciable life rather than a useful life, but it is more conservative than using a longer life.
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In other words, a reduced electricity expense deduction and a lower depreciable basis generate about 3.5 times the taxes lost through the credit.
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Expanding their businesses (which is tax-deductible, depreciable over a certain number of years, and provides a better return than giving that money to the government in taxes) creates jobs.
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REE: resource_ev_hierarchy ("Depreciable resource," "Delivery vehicle") expected_value ("Delivery truck," "straight line," 10.0).
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A later sale of depreciable livestock would be subject to depreciation recapture under IRC section 1245 and gain or loss rules under IRC section 1231.
Academic text (2018) -
In accounting, machinery is considered a depreciable asset because its value decreases over time.
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Companies often report their buildings and vehicles as depreciable items in financial statements.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
depreciable = depreciate (transparent) = depreciate + able
Clear adjectival formation from the verb 'depreciate' using the productive suffix '-able', meaning 'able to be depreciated'.
Etymology
Depreciable comes from the Latin parts de- ('down') and pretium ('price'), so you can remember it as 'price going down'. That's why a depreciable asset is one that loses value over time.