amortizable
adjective (UK usually amortisable) uk/əˈmɔː.taɪ.zə.bəl/ us/ˌæm.ɔːrˈtaɪ.zə.bəl/
可摊销的，指已经发生或支付的商务费用，可以逐步分批摊入上缴的税款中
used to describe a business cost or an asset (= something of value bought for a business), when the amount of money spent can gradually be taken away from tax paid by the business over a period of time
Amortizable business costs include advertising, wages and salaries, and equipment. 可摊销商务费用包括广告费、工资薪酬和购买设备的支出。
Capital expenses are amortizable over a number of years. 资本开支可以按照数年期限分期摊销。
（债务等）可分期偿还的
An amortizable debt is one that is possible to reduce in regular small amounts.
an amortizable loan 一笔可分期偿还的贷款
See: amortize
- More examples
- The expense for new office furniture is amortizable.
- The costs of checking out the various factors involved in site selection would also be an amortizable expense.
- Examples of amortizable start-up costs include: advertising the opening of the business, wages for workers who are being trained.
- The company acquired amortizable intangible assets of $186 million.