Look up: asset

1. ASSET
   Asset Source for Software Engineering Technology
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2. Asset
   Any possession that has value in an exchange.
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3. asset
   Items or resources used to facilitate or add value to a company's operation. See assets; assets, fixed.
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4. Asset
   Any possession or claim on others which is of value to an individual or organisation.
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5. Asset
   Property with monetary value ie plant, machinery, shares, invoices, etc.
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6. asset
   [n] - a useful or valuable quality
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7. Asset
   Something that has earning potential or value.
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8. asset
   In accounting, anything owned by or owed to the company that is either cash or can be turned into cash. The term covers physical assets such as land or property of a company or individual,...
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9. ASSET
   Aerothermodynamic/Elastic Structural Systems Environmental Tests, a lifting-body reentry vehicle [US]
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10. asset
    Anything of value owned by a business that can be set against its liabilities. Assets are usually divided into four types: fixed assets (typically land, buildings and machines); current assets (cash, stock, investments, work in progress and payments owing); liquid assets (cash or funds held in a for...
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11. asset
    a) whatever is owned that has (at the time of assessment) a money value; b) all resources, rights and property owned by a person or a company; the book value of these items as shown on the balance sheet Category: Economics • contribution of husband and/or wife to joint resources upon mar...
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12. Asset
    Something that you own. An asset could be anything from a stamp collection, antique, shares in a company or property or even something intangible.
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13. asset
    Something that you own. An asset could be anything of long term value such as a stamp collection, antique, shares in a company or property or even something intangible.
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14. Asset
    As'set noun Any article or separable part of one's assets.
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15. asset
    plus noun a useful or valuable quality
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16. Asset
    Any possession that has value in an exchange.
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17. Asset
    • (n.) Any article or separable part of one`s assets.
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18. asset
    (from the article `accounting`) ...control on a specified date and indicates where these resources have come from. As an overview of the company`s financial position, the balance ... Bank assets consist mainly of various kinds of loans and marketable securities and of reserves of base money, which may be held either as actual ... The...
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19. Asset
    Anything that an individual or a corporation owns. Discover What It`s Like to Live Easy With EquiTrend
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20. Asset
    An item of property, such as land, capital, money, a share in ownership, or a claim on others for future payment, such as a bond or a bank deposit.
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21. asset
    Assets represent physical and non-physical items that are owned by individuals or companies. They are objects of value which can be converted into cash. Moreover, they are relevant for the purposes of debt payment. In essence, assets equal to liabilities plus capital. There are two main categories: ...
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22. Asset
    Property, including real property (for example, land or buildings) and personal property (for example, cash, stocks or vehicles) that belongs to a person, corporation, estate, or other entity; A resource that has economic value to its owner. Examples of an asset are cash, accounts receivable, inventory, real estate, and securities.
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23. Asset
    (n) Asset is a property, article or right owned by a person or legal entity, which can be separately identified and which has a monetary value. Eg. Amount due from debtors 2) Furniture 3) Landed property
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24. asset
    In accounting, anything owned by or owed to the company that is either cash or can be turned into cash. The term covers physical assets such as land or property of a company or individual, as well as financial assets such as cash, payments due from bills, and investments. Assets are divided into fixed assets – assets that are expected to be us...
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25. Asset
    Anything of monetary value that is owned by a person. Assets include real property, personal property and enforceable claims against others (including bank accounts, stocks, mutual funds, etc.).
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