ACC 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Fixed Asset, Intangible Asset, Forklift

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Long-lived asset- used up and last for many years, e. g. , equipment. Assets that are shorter than 12 months are recorded as current assets on the balance sheet. Long-lived assets are divided into two groups; tangible assets (physical assets you can see and touch or move around) and intangible assets (non-physical assets which represents legal rights, such as a license, trademark or brand name). Tangible assets are grouped under the subtitle property, plant, and equipment. They are also sometimes called fixed asset (because they are fixed in place and can"t be moved) or capital asset (meaning they are part of the capital or value that the business owns. One type of intangible asset is a licensing right, which is the permission to use something (ability to run a business) for a specific period of time (5 years). Business license is capitalized (recorded as an asset because it has future benefit) using the account name business license.

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