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An expendable property is typically an asset that is consumed or used up during the course of business operations, such as office supplies, fuel, or raw materials. These items are not intended for long-term use and need to be replenished regularly. Unlike fixed assets, which provide long-term value, expendable properties are accounted for as expenses in the period they are used.
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A property that can be expanded or further developed to increase its value would be classified as expandable. Examples could include vacant land that can be developed for more buildings, or a commercial property that can be renovated or expanded to accommodate additional tenants.
AR 710-2 requires a physical inventory of non-expendable property to be conducted at least annually. Additionally, inventories should be performed whenever there is a change in property accountability, such as a transfer of responsibility or when discrepancies are identified. Regular inventories ensure accurate accountability and management of government property.
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For the Army, real property is not classified for accounting purposes. All Army property, except real property, is classified as expendable, nonexpendable, or durable
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Expendable, non-expendable, and durable
An expendable property is typically an asset that is consumed or used up during the course of business operations, such as office supplies, fuel, or raw materials. These items are not intended for long-term use and need to be replenished regularly. Unlike fixed assets, which provide long-term value, expendable properties are accounted for as expenses in the period they are used.
Non-expendable, expendable, durable
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Being durable or durability is a property a material or a substance may or may not have and can be classified as durable.
I believe it would be classified as Manufacturing Overhead.
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Being durable or durability is a property a material or a substance may or may not have and can be classified as durable.
A property that can be expanded or further developed to increase its value would be classified as expandable. Examples could include vacant land that can be developed for more buildings, or a commercial property that can be renovated or expanded to accommodate additional tenants.