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What is a long term asset?

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Anonymous

12y ago
Updated: 3/28/2022

Long term assets are those assets which are purchased to be use in business for more than one fiscal year and which are used for more than one fiscal year for revenue generation and all assets whether current or long term are shown in balance sheet of business.

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