what do you mean by fixed asset?
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Answer Posted / amit
there r two types of assets,fixed and current assets.
current assets are generally use to earn revenue on daily
basis,like a cloth merchandiser uses cloths sale or
purchase per day for earning and a general store owner uese
pulse,rice,salt,etc. also cash ,cheques and bills
receivable r also current assets,,whereas fixed asstes are
use to generate long term revenue.they purchased once in
the business and helps business like
building,machinery,plants etc.they r not used in general
business behaviour.
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