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Depreciation for wear and tear (AfA) or amortization is a term used in tax law. Depreciation relates to the acquisition and production costs of depreciable fixed assets spread over the normal useful life of the asset. This ensures that acquisition goods exceeding a certain value are not immediately deducted in full as operating expenses.