Fixtures is an item of property plant and equipment and is considered a non-current asset.
In order for something to be classified as a current asset, the asset is to be realised within the normal course of business for the company or within 12 months.
non current
I am taking a course in Accounting, and I was taught that an asset is current if it will be used up within one year. Long-term assets are those that last over 12 months.
no, it is current liability
No, a single liability cannot be divided between current and noncurrent liabilities. Each liability is classified based on its due date: current liabilities are obligations due within one year, while noncurrent liabilities are those due beyond one year. Therefore, a liability must be fully categorized as either current or noncurrent, depending on its specific terms and repayment schedule.
sure it is
non current
I am taking a course in Accounting, and I was taught that an asset is current if it will be used up within one year. Long-term assets are those that last over 12 months.
since noncurrent assets are fixed assets and current asset are business properties tend to be used within a years period example machinery a business can put their properties on sale example they can rent them out as hire purchasing from them the business gets money
no, it is current liability
No, a single liability cannot be divided between current and noncurrent liabilities. Each liability is classified based on its due date: current liabilities are obligations due within one year, while noncurrent liabilities are those due beyond one year. Therefore, a liability must be fully categorized as either current or noncurrent, depending on its specific terms and repayment schedule.
sure it is
It is an asset.
Furniture is a credit and so is fixtures But furnitures are asset and fixtures are expenses
Assuming they have been paid for . . . .it is an asset on the balance sheet. When calculating the value to give fixtures for the balance sheet, be sure to include an assessment of depreciation.
Current asset
Current asset.
Current Asset