Fixed Asset

/ˈfɪksd ˈæsɛt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A long-term tangible piece of property owned by an entity and used in its operations, not expected to be consumed or converted into cash within one business cycle.
    The company listed its factory building and machinery under fixed assets on the balance sheet.

Forms

  • fixed assets

Commentary

In drafting, specify whether the term refers to accounting or legal contexts; fixed assets are central to property classification and depreciation rules.

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