Capitalized interest

Capitalized interest
interest that is not immediately expensed, but rather is considered as an asset and is then
amortized through the income statement over time.
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CAPITALIZED INTEREST - is the accrued interest added to the principal balance of a loan while you are n...
CAPITALIZED INTEREST FUND - An amount funded by bond proceeds and used to pay interest on the bond issu...

Capitalized Interest
INTEREST cost incurred during the time necessary to bring an ASSET to the condition and location for its intended use and included as part of the HISTORICAL COST of acquiring the asset.

capitalized interest
Interest that a lender "receives" by adding the unpaid interest to the amount of the loan balance to be paid by the borrower.
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Capitalized Interest Fund
An amount funded by bond proceeds and used to pay interest on the bond issue for a specific period of time, usually from closing to the end of construction period of a project.

Capitalized Interest: During the pre-completion period, a project company can borrow to repay current interest obligations. By capitalizing interest, the principal balance outstanding increases by an amount equal to the interest due.

Capitalized Interest
An account created in the income statement section of a business' financial statements that holds a suitable amount of funds meant to pay off upcoming interest payments.

capitalized interest An additional charge added to an original principal loan amount because the... CAPM See Capital Asset Pricing Model capped-style option An option with a pre-established profit limit.Also called a capped option....

The capitalized interest included in its raw land costs would be a useful figure but does not appear to be disclosed. The age of all its builds would be useful but is not disclosed.

Recorded in asset accounts and then depreciated or amortized, as is appropriate for expenditures for items with useful lives longer than one year.
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Interest during construction Interest accumulated during construction period, which usually equals capitalized interest. Interest equalization tax Tax on foreign investment by residents of the US which was abolished in 1974.

See also: Expense, Capitalized, Expensed, Expected return, Cost of capital