No, office equipment is not considered a current asset account; it is classified as a long-term asset or fixed asset. Current assets are typically cash or other assets expected to be converted into cash or used up within one year, such as inventory or accounts receivable. Office equipment, on the other hand, is used over a longer period and is depreciated over its useful life.
The office equipment account is classified as an asset. Office equipment is an account that is amortized each year to show a devaluation for tax purposes.
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The office equipment account is classified as an asset. Office equipment is an account that is amortized each year to show a devaluation for tax purposes.
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it depends...are you replacing old equipment? if so then no if by equipment you mean chairs etc.
That means that it is no longer able to perform with current technology. For example, you could not load Windows 7 on a 286 computer; that computer is obsolete.
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the use of office equipment is to use in the office so like duuuuuuuuuuuh
Equipment financing is an example of a small business loan specifically designed to purchase the equipment and equipment needed to run your business. There is the option to make this type of loan to purchase all kinds of office furnishings, medical equipment, commercial ovens, or farm equipment.
how to keep inventory of machine and equipment in the office
What entry can we post to Office Maintenance Account in accounting
The websites that offer cheap office equipment are AOS online, Hunts Office and Staples. Cheap office equipment offers always come with discounted prices.