ABATEMENT COST
It is the cost incurred by a company or a business because of the reduction and/or removal of a certain undesirable items from the list of their products or services that they created. These abandonment costs are usually incurred whenever corporations have a requirement to reduce negative byproducts or possible nuisances created during their production.
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Capital Gains Distribution
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Market Capitalization Rule
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