Assets in Accounting
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Assets are divided into two parts - current assets and long term assets. It consists of company's property, plant and equipment, cash and cash equivalents, inventory, finished goods, accounts receivables and more. Here we discuss the differences between LIFO and FIFO inventory valuations, tangible and intangible assets, list of cash and cash equivalents, marketable securities, prepaid expenses and more
160 RESOURCES
- Accounts Receivable - Debit or Credit?
- Accounts Receivable Examples
- Accounts Receivable Financing
- Accounts Receivable Journal Entry
- Accounts Receivable Process
- Accounts Receivables
- Accounts Receivables Factoring
- Accrued Revenue
- Accrued Revenue Examples
- Aging Accounts Receivables
- Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
- Asset Accounts
- Asset Classification
- Asset Retirement Obligation
- Assets in Accounting
- Assets Revaluation
- Average Inventory Formula
- Badwill
- Bailment
- Bill of Materials
- Book Value of Asset
- Capex (Capital Expenditure)
- Capex Calculation
- Capex vs Opex
- Capital Expenditure Examples
- Capital Improvement
- Capital Intensive
- Capital Investment
- Capital Outlay
- Capitalization Cost
- Capitalized Interest
- Carrying Amount
- Carrying Value
- Cash and Cash Equivalents
- Cash Equivalents
- Causes of Depreciation
- Closing Stock
- Components of Working Capital
- Contingent Asset
- Cost Method
- Crown Assets
- Current Assets
- Current Assets Formula
- Current Assets List
- Current vs Non-Current Assets
- Deferred Income Tax
- Deferred Revenue Examples
- Deferred Revenue Expenditure
- Deferred Tax
- Deferred Tax Assets
- Depreciated Cost
- Difference Between Fixed Capital and Working Capital
- Distressed Sale
- Ending Inventory Formula
- Examples of Assets
- FIFO Inventory Method
- FIFO vs LIFO
- Financial Assets
- Financial Assets Examples
- Financial Assets Types
- Finished Goods Inventory
- Fixed Assets
- Full Form of FIFO
- Fully Depreciated Assets
- Goodwill
- Goodwill Amortization
- Goodwill Formula
- Goodwill Impairment Test
- Goodwill Valuation
- Gross Working Capital
- Hard Asset
- Impaired Assets
- Intangible Assets
- Intangible Assets List
- Intellectual Capital
- Interest Receivable Journal Entry
- Inventoriable Cost
- Inventories List
- Inventory Control
- Inventory Financing
- Inventory Shrinkage
- Inventory Valuation
- Inventory vs Stock
- Inventory Write-Down
- Investment Securities
- Invoice Discounting
- Invoice Financing
- Is Account Receivable - An Asset or Liability?
- Is Account Receivable a Current Asset?
- Is Accounts Receivable an Asset?
- Is Inventory a Current Asset?
- Lease
- LIFO Inventory Method Accounting
- LIFO Liquidation
- LIFO Reserve
- Liquid Assets
- List of Assets
- Loan Loss Provisions
- Long Term Investments
- Lower of Cost or Market
- Marketable Securities
- Marketable Securities Examples
- Modified Gross Lease
- Negative Goodwill
- Net Asset Formula
- Net Assets
- Net Book Value
- Net Capital Spending
- Net Cash
- Net Fixed Assets
- Net Investment
- Net Realizable Value
- Net Realizable Value Formula
- Net Tangible Assets | Calculate Net Tangible Assets Per Share
- Non Current Assets
- Non-Marketable Securities
- Notes Receivable
- Opening Stock
- Other Current Assets
- Periodic Inventory System
- Perpetual Inventory System
- Plant Assets
- Prepaid Expense Examples
- Prepaid Expenses
- Prepaid Expenses Journal Entry
- Prepaid Insurance
- Property Plant and Equipment (PP&E)
- Raw Material Inventory
- Real Assets
- Recourse in Factoring
- Recoverable Amount
- Replacement Cost
- Residual Value
- Restricted Cash
- Reverse Factoring
- Risk-Weighted Asset
- Salvage Value
- Short Term Assets
- Short Term Investments
- Shrinkage Formula
- Specific Identification Method
- Spoilage
- Straight Line Amortization
- Tangible Assets
- Tangible vs Intangible
- Tangible vs Intangible Assets
- Total Assets
- Total Assets Formula
- Trade Receivables
- Trading Securities
- Types of Assets
- Types of Inventory
- Useful Life
- Wasting Asset
- WIP Inventory (Work-in-Progress)
- Working Capital Examples
- Working Capital Loan
- Working Capital Management Importance
- Write Down
- Write-Off
