Concept introduction:
Marketable Securities are the securities which are liquid in nature and can be easily converted into cash.
Capital Assets are the assets that are generally long term asset i.e. having useful life for more than one year and the capital asset are generally not intended for sale in the normal course of business operations. These are generally properties (movable and immovable), tangible or in tangible, etc.
Requirement 1:
We have to determine the amount Samsung spend on purchase of property, plant and equipment.
Concept introduction:
Concept introduction:
Marketable Securities are the securities which are liquid in nature and can be easily converted into cash.
Capital Assets are the assets that are generally long term asset i.e. having useful life for more than one year and the capital asset are generally not intended for sale in the normal course of business operations. These are generally properties (movable and immovable), tangible or in tangible, etc.
Requirement 2 We have to determine the present value of investment of Samsung.
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