(1) Financing decisions Fixed asset investment can be funded from several sources: equity, surplus cash, loans or leasing.

(2) We have a very large fixed asset base of ￡5 billion, producing ￡3 billion of sales.

(3) The fixed asset holders, meanwhile, managed to get preferential help from the government to ease the pain.

(4) It is not a fixed asset as there is no intention to use it in the business.

(5) Therefore, fixed asset investment is normally financed through loans or leasing.

(6) Their system interfaces with Britannia's fixed asset management system and with standard accounting packages.

(7) Record the transfer and discard of the fixed asset.

(8) The cost of the fixed asset be measured reliably.

(9) Growth in imports and in fixed asset investments slowed.

(10) They are, literally, a fixed asset.

(11) Reconcile fixed asset classification and depreciation among alternative GAAPs.

(12) Fixed asset, also known as a non-current asset or as property, plant, and equipment, is a term used in accounting for assets and property which cannot easily be converted into cash.

(13) Fixed asset is over several 100 million in lots of hospital, it is the important resource in which hospital develops, running health care delivery system, teaching and medicine scientific research.

(14) Office fixed asset management, including: cabinet, printers, water machine, etc.

(15) Assist FA Accountant to check the contract of fixed asset raised up by purchase department.

(16) Fixed asset net worth?

(17) Why is it unlikely that depreciation will provide for replacement of the fixed asset?

(18) The $ 150 quarterly increase reflects the increase in size of the loan concomitant with the fixed asset expansion.

(19) The only bright spot , really, was surging government - backed fixed asset investment . While no one is suggesting.

(20) Assist FA Accountant to check the payment request of fixed asset.

(21) Once an enterprise ascertains the method of depreciation of the fixed asset, it shall not change it randomly, except that the provisions of Article 19 of these Standards are meet.

(22) Once an enterprise decides the useful life or expected net salvage value of the fixed asset, it shall not change it randomly except that the provisions of Article 19 of these Standards are meet.

(23) If any change is made to the useful life, expected net salvage value or the depreciation method of a fixed asset, it shall be regarded as a change of the accounting estimates.

(24) If there is any difference between the expected useful life and the previously estimated useful life of a fixed asset, the expected useful life of the fixed asset shall be adjusted.

(25) The money paid to purchase a capital asset or a fixed asset.

(26) The central topic of this paper is the efficiency of the fixed asset investment.

(27) The term "depreciation" refers to the systematic amortization of the depreciable amount through a definite method during the useful life of the fixed asset.

(28) Help QC supervisor to control the budget, expending, PIP, Management the fixed asset in QC.

(29) Beijing accounts for less than 2 % of China's fixed asset investment.

(30) In the enterprise's balance sheet, even a single coin won't be added regardless how much fixed asset and current asset the enterprise owns.

(31) There were still, some excessively high levels of investment, especially fixed asset investments.

(32) Introduces the conditions of concrete application of accounting cautiousness principle in inventory pricing, fixed asset depreciation, business of bad debt loss and asset decrement.

(33) The accumulated depreciation shall be presented as the contra account of the fixed asset.

(34) The results show that growth and fixed asset turnover are positively correlated to return on equity while debt is negatively correlated to return on equity.

(35) A fixed asset which can still after full depreciation shall not be depreciated any further.

(36) First half of this year, total fixed asset investment grew 33.5 percent year - on - year .

(37) The Asian economies continue to recover robustly, with resurging imports and exports, rapidly increasing fixed asset investments, and rising consumer expenditure.

(38) China's fixed asset investment ( FAI ) statistics illustrate this trend.