In general, a motor vehicle is considered a fixed asset for a company if (1) it is owned by the company and (2) it is used by the company for generating revenue.
Many companies; however, choose not to own vehicles outright and select leases because they (a) do not want to carry additional assets on their balance sheets or (b) want to better relate the majority of vehicle costs (including usage) to revenue generation (if they stop producing, they will stop paying to lease the car).
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Because it's a fixed asset
Motor Vehicle is an asset for business and long term asset which is shown under balance sheet as a asset and like all other fixed assets which has debit balance as normal balance it also has debit balance as normal balance.
Vehicle is a fixed asset so it should be shown in fixed asset list and not in current asset list.
A motor vehicle can be a current asset for a company whose business is to sale vehicles.For example Toyota motor co trades in vehicles among other business lines.For Toyota the vehicles they hold for trading purposes are it's stock ,hence a current asset. Kachana Mushongo contact kachana@accamail.com
1)Tangible fixed asset 2)Intangible fixed asset 1)Tangible fixed asset 2)Intangible fixed asset
A fixed asset.
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If repair improves the performance of fixed assets and massive improvement then it is part of fixed assets otherwise revenue expense.
Yes, a motor vehicle can be considered a current asset if it is intended for sale or used in the operations of a business within a year. However, if the vehicle is primarily used for long-term purposes, it would typically be classified as a non-current asset. The classification depends on the context of its use within the business.
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fixed deposit is an assets