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name the approach that takes the aggregate of all assets as capital​

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Answered by ssk305805
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What are Total Assets?

Total Assets, most commonly used in the context of a corporation, is defined as the assets owned by the entity that has an economic value whose benefits can be derived in the future. Assets are recorded in the balance sheet

of the firm.

#Assets are further classified into liquid assets and illiquid assets, depending on their liquidity. A liquid asset is that asset that can be easily converted into cash or readily sold for cash; otherwise, it is called an Illiquid asset.

#Assets are also classified on the balance sheet as either current assets or long-term assets. A current asset is that asset which can be liquidated within a year, whereas long-term assets are those assets that are liquidated in more than a year.

Total Assets Types

Here is the list of total asset types

Cash & cash equivalents

Marketable securities

Account Receivables

Prepaid Expenses

Inventory

Fixed Assets

Intangible Assets

Goodwill

Various other assets

Formula

Basic Formula in accounting is expressed as:-

Total Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity

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