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| Accelerated Cost Recovery System - The method prescribed in the Internal Revenue Code for calculating the depreciation deduction; applicable tot he years 1981-1986 |
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| accelerated depreciation method |
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| a depreciation calculation method that result in grater depreciation expense in the early periods of an asset's life than in the later periods of its life |
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| the process of spreading the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life |
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| the receipt or payment of a constant amount over fixed periods of time, such as monthly, semiannually, or annually |
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| a lease, usually long-term, that has the effect of financing the acquisition of an asset. sometimes called a financing lease |
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| to record an expenditure as an asset as opposed to expensing the expenditure |
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| an amortizable intangible asset represented by the legally granted protection against unauthorized copying of a creative work |
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| declining-balance deprecation method |
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| an accelerated depreciation method in which the declining net book value of the asset it multiplied by a constant rate |
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| the accounting process recognizing that the const of a natural resource asset is used up as the natural resource is consumed |
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| the interest rate used in a present value calculation |
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| to record an expenditure as an expense, as opposed to capitalizing the expenditure |
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| the amount that a present investment will be worth at some point in the future, assuming a specified interest rate and the reinvestment of interest in each period that is earned |
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| a nonamortizable intangible asset arising from the purchase of a business for mor than the fair market value of the net assets acquired. Goodwill is the present value of the expected earnings of the acquired business in excess of the earnings that would represent an average return on investment, discounted at the investor's required rate of return for the expeted duration of the excess earnings. |
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| a long-lived asset represented by a contractual right or an asset that is not physically identifiable. |
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| a amorizable intangible asset represented by the cost of improvements made to a leasehold by the lessee |
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| Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System - the method prescribed in the Internal Revenue Code for calculating the depreciation deduction; aplicable to the years after 1986 |
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| the difference between the cost of an asset and the accumulated depreciation related to the aset. Sometimes called carrying value. |
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| a lease that does not involve any attributes of ownership |
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| an amortizable intangiable asset represented by a government-sanctioned monopoly ver the use fo a product or process |
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| the value now of an amount to be received or paid at some future date, recognizing an interest (or discount) rate for the period from the present the the future date. |
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| the amount of cash (or equivalent value) received in a transaction |
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| straight-line depreciation method |
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| calculation of periodic depreciation expense by dividing the amount to be depreciate by the number of periods over which the asset is to be depreciated |
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| an amortizable intangible asset represented by a right to the exclusive use of an identifying mark |
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| units-of-production depreciation method |
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| a depreciation method based on periodic use and life expressed in terms of asset utilization |
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