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Capitalized Cost Definition
This process spreads out the recognition of the cost over the asset’s useful life through depreciation or amortization, offering a strategic method to match expenses with the revenues they help to generate. Capitalization ensures that the cost is recognized in tandem with the asset’s contribution to business operations over time. As explained by Investopedia, capitalized […]
