Question

20 examples of tangible waste assets

Answer 1

Answer:

Tangible waste assets are those existing, touchable assets which have a limited life.

They are perishable and their value may depreciate overtime. This is how they may be different from simply tangible assets. ( Which include fixed and current both types of assets. Since current assets are perishable in this case, that is why they may be different)

Explanation:

Following is some of the examples of tangible waste assets,

-raw material

Answer 2

A waste asset is an object whose life cycle is reduced and whose value declines irreversibly over time. These assets can not be recycled.

• The prime examples of waste assets are plant and machinery and vehicles.
• Some other examples of wasting assets include natural resources such as natural gas, oil, coal and timber.
• In capital markets also there are waste assets such as securities and options and goodwill.