decrease cash flow from investing activities
Short term investments that are very liquid.
If investments made for short term securities then it is current assets other wise non-current assets.
All markets have securities that you can choose to hold for long term. There's no such thing as a long term security.
From an accounting perspective, short-term investments have a life cycle of less than 12 months; long term investments have a life cycle of 12 months or longer.
To properly record investments in accounting, you should classify them as either short-term or long-term investments based on how long you plan to hold them. Short-term investments are recorded at their current market value on the balance sheet, while long-term investments are recorded at their historical cost. Any changes in the value of investments should be reflected in the financial statements.
Short term investments that are very liquid.
If investments made for short term securities then it is current assets other wise non-current assets.
All markets have securities that you can choose to hold for long term. There's no such thing as a long term security.
increase or decrease in investment is shown in cash flow from investing activities.
Bond funds refer to debt investments. Debt investments are mortgage securities and goverment. In other words it invested in some sort of debt.
No investments in other business are normally for long term basis. If investments are for long term then long term assets otherwise current assets.
From an accounting perspective, short-term investments have a life cycle of less than 12 months; long term investments have a life cycle of 12 months or longer.
When company make investments for short term that is less then one year time then these investments called current assets but while investments are for long run then those called long term investments.
Otherwise known as MetLife they write life, disability, long-term care, retirement plans, employee benefits, investments/ securities.
To properly record investments in accounting, you should classify them as either short-term or long-term investments based on how long you plan to hold them. Short-term investments are recorded at their current market value on the balance sheet, while long-term investments are recorded at their historical cost. Any changes in the value of investments should be reflected in the financial statements.
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