Fixed assets

Definition:

Fixed assets are usually tangible. Examples of tangible fixed assets are land, freehold property, motor vehicles, furniture and equipment. Tangible fixed assets are usually shown in the balance sheet at what they cost or what they were valued at when they were acquired, less depreciation to date.

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