Depreciation
Depreciation is the accounting practice of allocating the cost of tangible assets (such as equipment, buildings, or vehicles) over their useful life.
Capital expenditures refer to the funds a company spends to acquire, maintain, or enhance long-term assets. These assets can include tangible items like equipment, property, or infrastructure and intangible assets like patents or licenses.
Depreciation is the accounting practice of allocating the cost of tangible assets (such as equipment, buildings, or vehicles) over their useful life.
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