depreciable
Dictionary:
de·pre·cia·ble (dĭ-prē'shə-bəl) 
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adj.
That can be depreciated in value: depreciable assets.
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 | Depreciable Cost (in accounting) |
| Useful Life (business term) |
| Average Life (in accounting) |
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