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Business equipment, also known as capital equipment, is any durable and tangible item of significant cost that is expected to generate future value for a business. This can be contrast with business supplies that are consumable, non-durable or low value items that are viewed as expenses as opposed to investments in a business. The following are common examples of business equipment.
Air Purifiers | Air Tools & Compressors | Aircraft | Audio Systems | Bathroom Fixtures | Battery Systems | Cameras | Carts, Trolleys & Dollies | Coffee Machines | Commercial Doors | Commercial Kitchen Equipment | Commercial Lighting | Commercial Washers & Dryers | Communication Devices | Computers & Tablets | Construction Equipment | Containers | Crafting Tools | Data Storage | Fabrication Equipment | Farming Equipment | Fishing Gear | Food Processing Equipment | Food Service Equipment | Gardening Supplies | Generators | Hand Tools | Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning | Heavy-duty Vehicles | Irrigation Systems | Janitorial Equipment | Lab Equipment | Ladders & Scaffolding | Machine Tools | Manufacturing Equipment | Measurement, Testing & Calibration | Media Production Equipment | Mobile Devices | Money Counters | Monitors | Musical Instruments | Networking Devices | Office Decor | Office Fixtures | Office Furniture | Payment Systems | Point of Sale Systems | Printers & 3D Printers | Racks & Shelving | Retail Store Fixtures | Robotics | Safes | Safety Gear | Satellites | Scanners | Science Instruments | Security Systems | Sensors | Sewing Machines | Ships & Boats | Signs & Displays | Solar Panels | Vacuum Cleaners | Vehicles | Vending Machines | Video Conferencing Equipment | Video Equipment | Waste & Recycling Equipment | Water / Beverage Dispensers | Weights & Measures |
The cost of capital business equipment is deprecated over time as opposed to immediately expensed.Businesses set a capitalization limit that decides whether a purchase is large enough to be considered capital. For example, a tool that costs less than $500 might be expensed as a supply.
In order to be considered business equipment, an item must be required for your business. For example, a musician who requires musical instruments for their work.
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