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Download Solution PDFThe term “current asset” does not include
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFCurrent Assets:
- A current asset is an asset that a company holds and can be easily sold or consumed and further lead to the conversion of liquid cash.
- For a company, a current asset is an important factor as it gives them a space to use the money on a day-to-day basis and clear the current business expenses.
- In other words, the meaning of current assets can be explained as an asset that is expected to last only for a year or less is considered as current assets.
Types of Current Assets:
- Cash and cash equivalent
- Inventory/ Stock-in-trade
- Ongoing projects
- Pre-paid expenses
- Account receivable/Payment
- Marketable securities
The above mentioned are the obvious list of current assets that are taken into consideration to check the operation cycle of a company within one year.
Current Assets Formula:
Current assets=Cash+Cash Equivalents +Inventory+ Accounts Receivable+Market Securities+Prepaid Expenses+Other Liquid Assets
1. Fixed Asset: These are tangible or long-term assets that include buildings, land, fixtures, equipment, vehicles, machinery, and furniture.
Therefore, the term “current asset” does not include Furniture.
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