If a company buys several laptops then these are added to the company's fixed assets, but if you sell these laptops a short time later, then you have to take the value back out of fixed assets, or does it remain in fixed assets?
No fixed assets - these are about depreciation.
is called minor assets
Ok, thank you, how long does fixed assets remain in the company?
Exactly, when purchasing the laptops are activated with the acquisition cost. If the laptops are sold later, the invoice amount is a revenue and in return the laptop is taken out of the fixed assets (write-off of the purchase costs, if any, already reduced). The difference between the sales proceeds and the disposal of the assets is the profit or loss from the sale.
However, if the business is laptops, the equipment is not fixed assets but current assets.
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there must be differentiated, e.g. The Läppi - until he is defect or sold
If the laptop is no longer there, logically, it should also no longer be in fixed assets.
The sales proceeds are posted against the book value. Depending on the sales proceeds, a return or expense must be addressed.
My company notebook has a purchase price of 2,499 euro. That's something of fixed assets.
