True/False 1. a) Fixed or capital assets such as automobiles or buildings are normally fully expensed when they are purchased. b) Supplies are immaterial and therefore always expensed when purchased: For each, explain the reason for that answer please.

True/False 1. a) Fixed or capital assets such as automobiles or buildings are normally fully expensed when they are purchased. b) Supplies are immaterial and therefore always expensed when purchased: For each, explain the reason for that answer please.

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1. a) Fixed or capital assets such as automobiles or buildings are normally fully expensed when they are purchased.

b) Supplies are immaterial and therefore always expensed when purchased:

For each, explain the reason for that answer please.

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