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Tangible asset

Assets having a physical existence, such as Cash, equipment, and Real estate; Accounts receivable are also usually considered tangible assets for Accounting purposes. opposite of Intangible asset.

Related Terms: 11 Account, Accounting, Accounts receivable, Asset, Cash, Intangible asset, PPO, Real, Real estate, SIC, Tangible asset
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