Accountancy, asked by Jayanth1012, 11 months ago

Does books purchased is considered as fixed assest (or) not?
What is the nature of petty income in accountancy?

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Answered by lakshayjain1701lj
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Answer:

Because of ongoing depreciation, the net book value of an asset is always declining. However, it is possible under international financial reporting standards to revalue a fixed asset, so that its net book value can increase. A fixed asset does not actually have to be "fixed," in that it cannot be moved.

Answered by Anonymous
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Purchase of books is not a fixed asset.

Petty income refers to the small amount or coins in the accounting.

It is mostly used for current assets like transportation expenses, wages,etc.

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