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Tangible assets are resources that you own or control that have a physical presence and that are expected to produce future economic value. This can be contrasted with intangible assets such as a brand that has no physical presence. The following are common examples of tangible assets.
Real estate | Buildings | Land improvements | Furnishings | Fixtures | Farmland | Vehicles | Equipment | Machines | Tools | Computers | Mobile devices | Electronics | Livestock | Crops | Timber | Materials | Parts | Components | Infrastructure | Jewelry | Collectibles | Antiques | Gemstones | Musical instruments | Inventory | Supplies | Cash and cash equivalents | Stocks, bonds and other marketable securities | Power systems |
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Type | Assets | Definition | Resources that have a physical presence that are expected to produce future economic value. | Related Concepts | |
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