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What does EUL stand for?

Economic Useful Life


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European Journal of Combinatorics
European Journal of Echocardiography
Edinburgh University Jazz Orchestra (UK)
Exeter University Jazz Orchestra (UK)
European Union of Jewish Students
Eisenbahn Unfallkasse (German)
Entertainment United Kingdom
Essex, United Kingdom
European Urban Knowledge Network
European United Kingdom Pool Federation
End User Layer (Oracle Discoverer)
Enhanced Uplink (wireless networking)
Enhanced Use Lease
Environmental Unit Leader (USCG)
Estudantina Universitaria de Lisboa (Lisbon, Portugal students musical group)
European Union Law
Eesti Ühistegeline Liit (Estonian Co-operative Association)
European United Left/Nordic Green Left (political group in the European Parliament)
End User License Agreement
European Union-Latin America and Caribbean Summit



Samples in periodicals archive:
They are long-lived, with a 25 to 30-year economic useful life.
In the example, the acquiring company identified a royalty agreement intangible asset that was not recorded by the acquiree before the business combination, with an economic useful life and fair value of two years and $200,000, respectively.
It was noted that commentators, including TEI, uniformly disagreed with the proposed regulations' equating the economic useful life of an asset with the taxpayer's Applicable Financial Statement (AFS) (1) or "book" life for purposes of determining whether an expenditure should be capitalized as a restoration.
This seems particularly harsh, since the economic useful life of the IP for a buy-in license is typically determined to be less than half of that term.
According to industry standards, the economic useful life of a properly maintained aircraft is approximately 30 years.
The accounting treatment for these intangible assets requires amortization expense over the estimated economic useful life for customer relationships and impairment testing and associated expense, if any, for trade names.
The General Manager of NPA, Dr Zubairu Kaloko said that the existing T&D lines were constructed in the 1960s and they have exceeded their economic useful life.
TEI recommends abandoning the rule equating economic useful life of a unit of property with the AFS life.

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