The disadvantage, however, is that the amount paid upon loss is based upon the depreciated value of the item rather than the item's cost or present value.
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SH indicated that purchase of additional radio stations were planned given depreciated values and changes in FCC regulations allowing more stations could be owned by a single owner.
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If the vehicle were to be sold and the sales price exceeded the depreciated value ( net book value ) then the excess would be considered a gain and subject to depreciation recapture.
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While group revenue for the three month period rose 4.6 percent year on year, when measured in yen, the company acknowledged that the depreciating value of the Japanese currency artificially inflated the figure.
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Senior managers are therefore forced to engage with the complex task of dynamic capability building in order to facilitate competitive survival in the light of depreciating value of resource bases available within the firm.
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The Von Roll group lost 297 million Swiss francs ( dlrs 254 million ) in 1994 because of the depreciated value of the East Liverpool and steel plants as part of the revamp plan.
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The price hike, he said, was necessary because prices of imported raw materials to make the drugs had continued to soar due to the depreciating value of the rupiah against U . S . dollar.
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While group revenue for the three month period rose 4 . 6 percent year on year, when measured in yen, the company acknowledged that the depreciating value of the Japanese currency artificially inflated the figure.
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That way, the consumer agrees to repay the entire balance on the loan, rather than the car's depreciated value-- which is what the bankruptcy court will order the consumer to repay, the FTC's Medine said.
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The change, folded into a corporate tax cut pending in the Senate, limits the tax deductions companies can immediately claim when they lease foreign public works and claim a tax deduction for the infrastructure's depreciated value.
