Sentences with phrase «asset depreciating in value»

They always play to the long side and never bet on an asset depreciating in value.

Not exact matches

It takes into account the replacement costs of assets that are depreciating in value.

The ACCA allows manufacturing companies to depreciate, for tax purposes, the value of newly purchased equipment and machinery at the accelerated rate of 50 per cent per year, reducing their taxable income in the first few years of owning the asset.

Leicester's hand may finally be forced by the fact that Mahrez will have two years left on his contract, the point at which many clubs choose to cash in before the value of their prized assets start to depreciate.

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

A set of general rules for calculating deductions for the decline in value of most depreciating assets and for certain capital expenditure.

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.

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.»

For off - the - plan apartment and its shared areas, Kerrie is entitled to claim deductions for decline in value of the depreciating assets.

To save on paperwork, depreciating assets valued at less than $ 1,000 can be grouped in a low - value asset pool and depreciated together.

If you owned a rental property, or entered into a contract to purchase your rental property before 7.30 pm on 9 May 2017, you can continue to claim deductions for decline in value of the depreciating assets that were in the rental property before that date.

It may seem crazy to suggest this (why on earth would someone sell an asset that has depreciated in value?)

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 apprValuing 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 apprvaluing more traditional stocks since the company's primary real estate assets do not typically depreciate in value and instead appreciate.

KODDs, on the other hand, have a trigger feature such that depreciation of the underlying asset beyond the barrier level removes the possibility of positive returns on the note if the asset has depreciated in value as of the final observation date.3 Within our sample, no KODDs offer buffered exposure to negative returns of the underlying asset.

The biggest problem (besides feeding an already unfettered since of entitlement among most people) with all of this is that all of this debt is backed by depreciating assets (cars, furniture, electronics, etc) or things that no longer have any value (such as meals, old clothing, vacations, and a worthless degree in a subject you'll never use)!

Trapped - in gains — Some businesses own assets that have grown in value since they were acquired (such as real estate or investments), or have been depreciated yet have substantial value if liquidated (such as durable equipment).

The value of collision insurance rests in its essential nature as a form of automotive asset protection; and we all know that these assets depreciate over time unlike safe defensive driving.

What you get is a USE asset that depreciates over time while it grows in market value.

Although real estate actually appreciates in value, for tax purposes, the government permits an investor to depreciate the asset over either 27 1/2 years or 39 years, depending on whether the property is residential or commercial.

The rental deduction may exceed the depreciation in three cases: if the property consists primarily of a nondepreciable asset, such as land (although land is not depreciable, rental payments for the lease of land may be deducted); if the property has appreciated in value (while depreciation deductions are limited by the cost of the property, rental deductions may equal the fair market value of the property); or if the property has been fully depreciated.