Current assets:
Current assets are a type of asset, which can change into cash and cash equivalent within a reasonable timeframe of one year.
Long-term investments:
Any investment that company makes with a view of keeping it for more than one year is called Long-term investments.
Plant Assets:
Any assets whose useful life is more than one year and which is use to facilitate the production process is called plant assets.
Intangible assets:
Intangible assets do not have any form, they cannot be seen and they cannot be touch but yet they have value. For example: Patent and
Current Liabilities:
Any liability which needs to be paid within one year is called current liability.
Long-term liabilities:
Any liability which is not due to be paid within one year is called long- term liability.
Equity:
The Company needs finance to run the business. Equity is one of the methods through which company raise the capital.
To identify: Correct letter against each
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