Assertion: balance sheet's asset | /r/HasProperty | item
Facets:
Source sentences:
text: Assets are any items your business owns.
text: Assets are items that would likely increase or generate revenue for the company.
text: Assets are items that are owned and have value.
text: • Current assets (short-term): items that are convertible into cash within one year
text: Assets are items that you can turn into cash.
text: Current assets (short-term): items that are convertible into cash within one year 2.
text: Current assets are items your business has acquired over time that will be used up or converted into cash within one year, or one business cycle, of the date on the balance sheet.
text: Assets are items owned by the business.
text: Assets are items owned by the farm business that have value.
text: Current assets are cash or items that can be easily converted to cash in one year or less.
text: Assets, such as cash, accounts receivable, property/equipment, and prepaid expenses are items that the association owns.
text: The assets shown on a balance sheet are those items that are owned by the business, which have value and for which money was paid.