Depreciation

Other Popular Tax Definitions in the World Legal Encyclopedia

• Adjusted Gross Income (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Ad Valorem Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Alternative Minimum Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Big Four (audit firms) (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Black Market (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Capital Gain (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Capital Gains Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Carbon Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Church Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Corporate Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Corporate Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Customs (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Deferred Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Depreciation (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Dividend (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Employer Identification Number (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Estate Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Excise (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Fiscal Policy (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Fiscal Year (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Flexible Spending Account (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Government Spending (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Gross Income (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Health Savings Account (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• History of Taxation (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Income Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Income tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Income Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Income Tax Law (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Indirect Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Inheritance Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Offshore Bank (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Payroll Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Progressive Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Property Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Public Finance (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Rate Schedule (Federal Income Tax) (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Real Estate Investment Trust (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Regressive Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Sales tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Sales Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Subsidy (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tariff (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation and Customs Union (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation Definition (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation (in different countries) (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation in the European Union (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation Office (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation Principles (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Taxation without representation (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Bracket (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Code (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Code (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Deducted at Source (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Evasion (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax exemption (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Forms (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Haven (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Law (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Law Careers (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Law Jobs (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Tax Rate (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Transfer Pricing (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Types of Taxation (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Types of Taxes (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Value Added Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• VAT Identification Number (sometimes, including Depreciation)
• Withholding Tax (sometimes, including Depreciation)

Depreciation and International Trade Economy

In relation to international trade economy, Christopher Mark (1993) provided the following definition of Depreciation: A decline in the purchasing power of a currency, relative to one or more .other currencies, as a result of market forces rather than government action. See also devaluation.

Depreciation in International Trade

Meaning of Depreciation, according to the Dictionary of International Trade (Global Negotiator): In foreign exchange, the decline in value of one currency in relation to another currency.