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Types of fixed asset in accounting

How many kinds of fixed asset are there in accounting? What are they?

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The immovable assets are termed as fixed assets.

There are five types of fixed assets are there as:

•    Land 
•    Plant & Machinery 
•    Vehicles 
•    Buildings 
•    Furniture

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