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leasehold

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lease·hold  (lshld)
n.
1. The fact or condition of holding property by lease.
2. Property held by lease.

leaseholder n.

leasehold
Noun
1. land or property held under a lease
2. the holding of such property under lease
leaseholder n

leasehold
1. the holding of property by lease.
2. the property held in this way. Cf. freehold.
See also: Property and Ownership
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.leasehold - land or property held under a lease
acres, demesne, landed estate, estate, land - extensive landed property (especially in the country) retained by the owner for his own use; "the family owned a large estate on Long Island"
Translations
leasehold [ˈliːshəuld] n (contract) → derechos mpl de arrendamiento
adjarrendado
leasehold [ˈliːshəuld] n (= contract) → bail m
adjloué(e) à bail
leasehold [ˈliːshəuld] lease nPachtbesitz m
adjgepachtet
leasehold [ˈliːshəuld] n (contract) → contratto di affitto (a lungo termine con responsabilità simili a quelle di un proprietario)
adjin affitto


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Tucked deep into the law is a provision that extends for two years--until December 31, 2007 -the accelerated 15-year depreciation on qualified leasehold improvements.
Prior to the AJCA, if a leasehold improvement constituted an addition or improvement to nonresidential real property already placed in service, the improvement was depreciated using the straight-line method over 39 years, under Sec.
Such financing is typically secured by a leasehold deed of trust or mortgage.
 
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