The phrase "asset account" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to an account that holds assets, such as cash, investments, or property.
Example: "The company's balance sheet shows a significant increase in its asset accounts over the last fiscal year."
Alternatives: "capital account" or "property account".
Contact the manager of Accounting for assistance in evaluating whether it is necessary to have an inventory asset account.
If your recharge entity has established an inventory asset account, you must perform a physical inventory at least annually and reconcile the inventory to the accounting records.
If your recharge entity is not required to have an inventory asset account, you may still choose to maintain internal inventory records.
Those recharge operations or service facilities with inventory or stock on hand valued at less than $100,000 may still be required to have an inventory asset account.
Recharge entities with inventories or stock-on-hand valued at $100,000 or more must establish an inventory asset account on the university's general ledger.
Under our approach, the company adjusts the income statement and balance sheet to reduce the employee's prepaid-compensation asset account and the corresponding paid-in capital option account to zero.
In addition to obtaining the physical water supply and use tables and the asset accounts in this river basin, we present here the indicators as a result thereof.
Mecom's Dutch business, Wegener, is its flagship asset, accounting for about 45% of total revenues and 80% of operating profits.
Mirant said it had discovered the errors in its 2001 statements during a consolidation of two accounting groups, when they tried to reconcile differences in asset accounts and liabilities accounts.
Significant conceptual and practical challenges are associated with development of carbon asset accounts.
Unidentified deposits into asset accounts now require sourcing evidence to determine origin eligibility.
