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Amortizable

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am·or·tize  (mr-tz, -môr-)
tr.v. am·or·tized, am·or·tiz·ing, am·or·tiz·es
1. To liquidate (a debt, such as a mortgage) by installment payments or payment into a sinking fund.
2. To write off an expenditure for (office equipment, for example) by prorating over a certain period.
[Middle English amortisen, to alienate in mortmain, from Old French amortir, amortiss-, from Vulgar Latin *admortre, to deaden : Latin ad-, ad- + Latin mors, mort-, death; see mer- in Indo-European roots.]
amor·tiza·ble adj.
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195(c) requirements are not met, the costs are not deductible or amortizable.
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Section 197: Congress and the IRS attempt to settle disputes ... by Kassoff, Mitchell J. / Tax Executive
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