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You’re clear on the definition of a liability, but you don’t understand assets. You find a definition stating that an asset is something you own that you could use to pay a debt.
Which of these is an asset?
Question 2 options:
The gross amount of your paycheck
The original cost of your laptop
The taxes withheld from your paycheck
The value of your car
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The value of your car.
Explanation: an asset is something you own that has economic value you could use to pay debts (e.g., sell or borrow against). The car’s value meets that. The gross paycheck isn’t yours until you’re paid, taxes withheld aren’t your asset, and the “original cost” of a laptop is a historical number (not the convertible value of what you own).
Explanation: an asset is something you own that has economic value you could use to pay debts (e.g., sell or borrow against). The car’s value meets that. The gross paycheck isn’t yours until you’re paid, taxes withheld aren’t your asset, and the “original cost” of a laptop is a historical number (not the convertible value of what you own).
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