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DD EB deduction refers to a specific tax deduction related to the depreciation of tangible assets, often associated with business expenses. "DD" typically stands for "Depreciation Deduction," while "EB" can denote "Earnings Before" certain deductions or tax calculations. This deduction allows businesses to reduce their taxable income by accounting for the wear and tear on their assets over time, which can lead to significant tax savings. The specifics can vary based on tax laws and regulations in different jurisdictions.

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