Capital assets are those that are expected to generate value for a company over an extended period of time. Common examples of capital assets include manufacturing equipment, computers, and vehicles.

The IRS issued final regulations providing rules for how to determine gain or loss when property subject to depreciation is disposed of, how to determine the asset disposed of, and how to account for ...

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As companies deploy new technology into their organizations, they are faced with the real problem of what to do with their old and outdated IT assets. It is no longer acceptable for companies to throw ...

Typically these outsourcers — called “IT asset disposition” vendors (rather than disposal vendors) — will repurpose or resell any components that are still viable. For the portions of, say, a PC that ...

Disposing of obsolete and broken electronic devices, or e-waste, is not as simple as taking out the trash. Heavy metals and other poisonous contaminants can leak into the environment if electronic ...

As a result of the disposition regulations that were finalized in 2014, taxpayers are able to claim a partial disposition of a building component and recognize a loss on their tax return in the year ...

Discover what aged assets are, how they impact businesses, their advantages and disadvantages, and explore real-world examples to better manage financial decisions.

The fixed asset custodian plays an important role in maintaining the accuracy of the data contained within the University's fixed asset system. The Office of the Comptroller relies on the custodians ...

Capital assets are those that are expected to generate value for a company over an extended period of time. Common examples of capital assets include manufacturing equipment, computers, and vehicles.