n. in accounting, the original cost of an asset adjusted for cost...

Price from which to calculate and derive capital gains or losses upon sale of an asset. Account actions such as any stock splits that have occurred since the initial purchase must be accounted for.

The value of an asset (property or otherwise) that includes the original price plus the value of any improvement, and less any applicable depreciation.

Definition The base price of an asset or security that reflects any deductions taken on or improvements to the asset or security, used to compute the gain or loss when sold.

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The original value of a piece of property plus the value of improvements and minus depreciation. The adjusted basis is used to figure your gain or loss on a sale.

After a taxpayer's basis in property is determined, it must be adjusted upward to include any additions of capital to the property and reduced by any returns of capital to the taxpayer. Additions [..]

The cost of a property plus the value for improvements to the property minus any depreciation taken.

refers to the increase or decrease in an asset's value due to depreciation or capital enhancements.

Adjusted basis is the proportionate value of an asset or security that reflects any deductions taken on, or capital improvements to the asset or security. It is the net cost of an asset after adjustin [..]

The value of an asset (property or otherwise) that includes the original price plus the value of any improvement, and less any applicable depreciation.

The original cost of a property, plus the value of any capital expenditures for improvements, minus any depreciation.

n. in accounting, the original cost of an asset adjusted for costs of improvements, depreciation, damage and other events which may have affected its value during the period of ownership. This is impo [..]

The cost of a property plus the value of any capital expenditures for improvements to the property minus any depreciation taken.

The cost of a property plus the value of any capital expenditures for improvements to the property minus any depreciation taken.

Price from which to calculate and derive capital gains or losses upon sale of an asset. Account actions such as any stock splits that have occurred since the initial purchase must be accounted for.

What a property is worth after you add the value of any improvements you’ve made and then subtract any value it’s lost.