Meaning & use
Depreciable
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Capable of losing value over time in a way that can be recorded and deducted for accounting or tax purposes.
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Office computers are depreciable assets that businesses can write off over several years.
The accountant explained which equipment counted as depreciable property.
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A key term in accounting and tax law, distinguishing assets that lose value over time, like machinery, from those that don't, like land.
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