Sentences with phrase «depreciating assets do»

Depreciating assets do you no good, especially

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Karlson says, «You can find buyers who won't care if they can't depreciate assets, maybe because they'll be taking on so much debt tied to the transaction that they don't need any more tax write - offs.

If you really want to wipe out your assets, there's no better way to do it than to ring up the balances on those plastic cards, especially with items that quickly depreciate such as cheap furniture and electronics.

Chad also emphasizes that because the investments are in real estate, he doesn't need to worry about depreciating capital like other paper assets.

Add up the prices paid for all assets currently being depreciated (note this is done on a cost basis rather than using the value of assets after depreciation).

The value assigned to the assets of a company has a lot to do with how they are depreciated over time.

They don't want to buy an asset that's likely to depreciate in value, and house prices have been falling.

Over the long - term, housing prices could rise again, but if they don't then you could be stuck with an asset that hasn't changed in value or depreciated over time.

If you don't, then the education does become an asset (like buying a new piece of software or PC) and would need to be depreciated over time.

Amounts paid to acquire capital and intangible assets, such as equipment or franchise fees that a business would have to depreciate over a period of years, do not qualify for this deduction.

I've never been enamored with auto loans since they don't receive any favorable tax treatment and the underlying asset tends to depreciate, rather than appreciate over time.

A higher cash turning business (quicker cash conversion cycle) and cheaper cost of debt (interest rate) will allow a company to lever up more, especially if the assets that are - part of the collateral do not depreciate very quickly (long lived assets).

Borrowed money spent toward depreciating assets and things that do not provide income or an increase in value, such as cars, clothes and living expenses, is considered «bad debt.»

I agree on that don't buy depreciating assets, but you do need things like a car.

Don't buy depreciating assets.

Valuing REITs is not the same as valuing more traditional stocks since the company's primary real estate assets do not typically depreciate in value and instead appreciate.

I don't by depreciating assets.

in the MACRS system it appears I can group assets of the same «class» to be depreciated as a single asset, is this something I want to do if some equipment has longer life than others?

Make a choice now to stop owing money on depreciating assets that do nothing for your net worth.

It still depreciates and incurs lots of expenses, so don't think of it as an asset.

I agree with moneycone it just doesn't make sense and even then cars are one of hte worst assets to have since they depreciate so fast.

This is the only asset in the LLC other than farm equipment and cattle we depreciate on 4562, there are c couple of barrns on property we depreciate as well but do not depreciate our house.

Didn't want a car payment on a depreciating asset.

Chad also emphasizes that because the investments are in real estate, he doesn't need to worry about depreciating capital like other paper assets.

Generally banks don't want to value the homes because mobile homes are depreciating assets and they don't want to give valuation credit for something that will depreciate over time.