what is the difference between intangible assets and
fictious assets
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Fictitious assets-fictitious assets are deffered revenue expenditure whose benefit is derived over long period of time.Even accumalated losses are also fictitious assets as they are written off over a period of time.All fictitious assets are intangible but all intangible assets are not fictitious.ex goodwill.patents,trademarks,copyrights are intangible but not fictitious.following are the examples of fictitious assets are-preliminary expenses,discount on issue on debenture and shares,underwriting commission,miscellaneous expenditure,profit and loss(dr
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