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leasehold improvement

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Leasehold improvement
An improvement made to leased property.
leasehold improvement
An improvement of a leased asset that increases the asset's value. The expense of a leasehold improvement is carried as an asset that declines in value over time as the value is depreciated over the life of the lease or the improvement.
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