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Fixed Assets are those items which are of ongoing use in the business. Common examples are motor vehicles, buildings, machinery & office equipment.

The cost of these assets is carried forward (capitalized) in the Balance Sheet, reduced by a depreciation charge each year to the Profit & Loss account.

Cost less accumulated depreciation to date is known as the Net Book Value (NBV).

Fixed Assets
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