Intangible current assets - need clarity


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09 August 2010 Can someone please clarify whether debtor, cash at bank will be called intangible current asset?

09 August 2010 Current Assets are tangible assets and not intangible assets.

Assets may be classified as under :

(a) Current Assets

Assets which are in the form of cash or convertible into cash easily are called current assets. Cash, Bills Receivable, debtors and stock are current assets.

(b) Fixed Assets

Assets in the form of immovable properties like furniture, land, building and Machinery are called fixed assets. These are not for conversion into cash.

(c) Intangible Assets

These are the assets which cannot be seen like goodwill, patents, etc.

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09 August 2010 The current assets like prepaid expenses will not be called tangible current asset. Please clarify

09 August 2010 Please go through AS 26 for details---

https://wirc-icai.org/material/As%2026%20on%20Intangibles%20for%20Printing%20%5BCompatibility%20Mode%5D.pdf


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