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Cja383 - Assets are something that most of us have and may not realize it, they could be tangible or intangible. Throughout our lifetime we have accrued them or learned them, but yet not put them to use. Question is what is a tangible asset and what is an intangible asset and do I have enough of it to keep me comfortable for a lifetime or do I have enough knowledge of assets to make it work to my advantage. This is where I will be distinguishing the difference between tangible and intangible assets. Cja 383
Acc291 - Tangible assets are either goods or material nature such as stocks, furniture like; Persian rugs, very expensive works of art, machines, a house, land and let’s not forget money. These are some examples of tangible assets that most of us had no idea were actually considered assets. We can always use these material things to our advantage to live comfortably and be content, but do we have the knowledge to make these assets work for us, or do we have to work hard to keep them. This is where intangible assets come to play.
Acc 291 - Intangible assets are considered the goods of immature nature. In other words the knowledge of what to do with them. For example: relations with clients, operative processes, the technology of information and databases; and the capacity, abilities and innovations of the employers.
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Acc291 - Tangible assets are either goods or material nature such as stocks, furniture like; Persian rugs, very expensive works of art, machines, a house, land and let’s not forget money. These are some examples of tangible assets that most of us had no idea were actually considered assets. We can always use these material things to our advantage to live comfortably and be content, but do we have the knowledge to make these assets work for us, or do we have to work hard to keep them. This is where intangible assets come to play.
Acc 291 - Intangible assets are considered the goods of immature nature. In other words the knowledge of what to do with them. For example: relations with clients, operative processes, the technology of information and databases; and the capacity, abilities and innovations of the employers.
Acc 291