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AmortizationDefinitionThe regular installment payment schedule established to pay off a debt. Capital expense deduction of a long-term business asset, similar to depreciation. What It MeansThe loan amortization sets the amount of periodic payments required to pay off a debt obligation. Each payment in the schedule is used to pay interest on the loan and reduce its principal. A long-term asset amortization indicates a rate of consumption of the asset as it is used in the business. Business owners can use amortization as a non-cash expense which reduces their taxable income. | |
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