Answer Posted / swathi
A house, car, or equipment suffer from wear and tear over time, making them worth less and less. Land does not do this. You can, of course, ruin the value of a property by tearing it up, dumping chemicals, or any number of things... But if does not "wear out". Other than fluctuations based in real-estate values rising and falling... The land generally retains it's value or increases in value (unless you spent too much on it to begin with). In fact, over the long term, land is the best investment, IMO, because unlike things which are depreciated, land will go UP in value over the long term, because the demand is always increasing, while they are not making any new land.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
I purchase a material with vat@4% and want to sale it to a bihar cliet.what will be charged as cst.Narrate me as brakewise.It is very urgent to mine.
Mention the types of accounts involved in double entry book-keeping?
If closing stock is given in adjustments, how we show in tally 9.0 ?
What is the difference between accrual
What do you mean by ledger posting?
our cheque to Arshad Khan was dishonored?
Explain me what makes a successful account manager?
What is compound journal entry?
Who is the sundry creditors
calculations of pf
'Talk me through an example of how you have used data to improve your teams productivity.'
How will I post entries to Tally If I purchased a Car in Loan. The principal Amount = 62930 Interest = 6846 Total = 69776 We have to pay Rs 1191 every month for 4 years which include Principle amount and interest. how can I post the monthly entries to tally
When a merchant sales of goods included/charged on packaging charges ,cartages and insurance;i.E :-Indirect income/revenue income and indirect expense/revenue expenditure. Plz suggeste me correct answer.Through messages,mail .
how to pass provision salary full and settlement(inclusive Bonus,Gratutity etc )please show me entry
If A Company pays amount thru bank for a supplier deducting tds on behalf of B company. Accounting entries to be made in company A and B