Merrill Lynch figured it was priced at 16 times operating income (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization).
Currently, teams essentially cannot have debt exceed 10 times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
"The result of the high current-account deficit has been the depreciation of the rupee, " he said.
Indeed, the 1986 tax reform ended special big depreciation deductions for highly leveraged real estate.
They could not separate out cash outlays from depreciation expense at the job level.
The implication is that anybody from that era cannot think beyond 40-year depreciation schedules.
He cut their cash costs per ton (costs excluding depreciation) a third or more.
Lars Svensson, at Princeton University, favours a big depreciation of the yen to push up prices.
Depreciation doesn't apply to land, only to structures, but it does extend to furniture and appliances.
The depreciation of the yen means that it earns fewer dollars from sales in Japan.
The package also included separate bonus depreciation rules that will benefit larger businesses, he said.
The Nikkei was helped somewhat during the session by the yen's depreciation against the U.S. dollar.
According to AAA, 45% of the 56.2 cents per mile cost is due to first-year depreciation.
Capital depreciation can account for 50-80% of manufacturing cost in this kind of plant.
Yen depreciation explains some of the weakness in the export figures of these countries.
It's also a high eight times operating income (net before depreciation, interest and taxes).
So why do we allow a tax deduction for the depreciation of real estate?
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Your shelter is the depreciation that the partnership writes off on its tax return.
Businesses that buy wind turbogenerators get a tax break by way of accelerated depreciation.
For example, governments could move toward less favorable, anti-investment depreciation schedules, which would harm global growth.
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The depreciation writeoffs on the older assets peter out, eventually making more of the dividend taxable.
But there's a big exception that can make accelerated depreciation more valuable, not less.
Implied is that the U.S. is already entrenched in the strategy of inflation and dollar depreciation.
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The Indian software group said its anticipating further depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar.
For example, one accounting concept that distorts financial realities is the principle of depreciation.
The purpose of this provision is to restrict depreciation otherwise allowable for normal business assets.
If you choose the safe harbor, you cannot take any depreciation expense for that year.
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Note that if the accelerated depreciation rules are temporary, then the long-term impact may be muted.
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That made the Swiss the first big economy in the crisis to opt for explicit depreciation.
GDP, he argued, does not allow for the depreciation of capital goods so it exaggerates productivity gains.
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