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Difference between current and non current assets:

1)Current assets are balance sheet accounts that represent the value of all assets that can reasonably expect to be converted into cash within one year.
2)Non-current assets are long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Some examples of noncurrent assets are fixed assets and intangible assets

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Difference between current and non-current assets :

1. The current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 1 year. Example for current assets are cash, inventory, and account receivable. These current assets usually have the movement of inflow and outflow in a company daily operation.

2. The non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 1 year. For example, building, equipment, and vehicles. The cost of these non-current assets are usually higher than current assets. Besides that, the non-current assets can be used in long term period.

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Differerences between non-current asset and current asset

current asset is asset that can be expected to turn into cash within 12 month, also know as liquid asset. For example cash and inventory.

non-current asset is long term asset that not usually turn into cash within 12 months. such as buildings and machinery.

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Different current asset and non-current asset:

Current asset- Also called a current account,is either cash or resources that are expected to be converted into cash within one year. An such as receivable,inventory,work in process or cash.

Non-current asset- A asset other than curent asset, is an asset that is not likely to turn to unrestricted cash within one year of the balanced sheet date. Example of non current asset include investment in other companies, intangible asset such as goodwill,brand recognition and intelectual property,plant and equipment.

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The difference between current asset and non current asset
1. Current asset would be expected to turn into cash within one year. Include cash,account receivable and inventory. Cash considered a current asset because it can be readly converted within one year.
2. Non-current asset is more than one year. For example of noncurrent assets are fixed asset, intengible assets and long-term investment.

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Differences between current assets and non-current assets :
1)current assets are item that are listed in the balance sheet that are expected to be converted into cash within a year
2)Non-current assets are items that were usually use for the company to run businesses. It is expected to take more than a fiscal year to turn into cash.

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ABDUL AZIZ BIN HJ MOHD RAFEE (BB16170010)

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ABDUL AZIZ BIN HJ MOHD RAFEE (BB16170010)

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Differences between current and non-current assets:
1) Current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months (one year. For example: Cash, account receivable, inventory
2) Non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 months. For example: Buildings, office equipment, machinery
3) The major difference between current and non-current assets is how liquid are the asset. In the context of liquidity means how quickly the assets convert to cash.

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The diffrence between current asset and non current asset
1.noncurrent assets are long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Some examples of noncurrent assets are fixed assets, intangible assets and long-term investments.
2. current asset are expected to be converted into cash within one year, they usually include cash, account receivable and inventory. Cash is considered a current asset because it can be readily converted within one year and can be used to pay short term debt

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Differet between current asset and non-current asset.

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Differet between current asset and non-current asset.

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1.using time,current asset is usually whithin one year,non-current asset is more than one year.
2.the goals,current is expected to be converted into cash,but non-current is used in running business.
3.when we want to converted into cash,current is easier than non-current

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Different between Current Asset and Non-current Assets :
Current asset are expected to be converted into cash within one year, they usually include cash, account receivable and inventory. Cash is considered a current asset because it can be readily converted within one year and can be used to pay short-term debt. Accounts receivable consist of the expected amount of cash to be collected within one fiscal year. Inventory is a current asset because it includes row materials and finished goods that are readily available for sale.

Contrary to current assets, non-current assets are long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Some examples of noncurrent assets are fixed assets, intangible assets and long-term investments. Fixed assets include property, plans and equipment that a company owns that are not expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year.

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Current asset are balance sheet account that represent the value of all asset that can reasonably expect to change into cash within one year. Current asset includge cash and cash equivalent. Account receivable, inventory, marketable securuties, prepaid expenses and other liquid asset that can be readily converted to cash.
Non current asset is an asset that is not likely to turn into cash within one year of the balance sheet date. Also refereed as a long term asset. Such as, investment(long term), property, plant and equipment, intangible assets and other assets.

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Difference between current and non-current assets :

1. The current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 1 year. Example for current assets are cash, inventory, and account receivable. These current assets usually have the movement of inflow and outflow in a company daily operation.

2. The non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 1 year. For example, building, equipment, and vehicles. The cost of these non-current assets are usually higher than current assets. Besides that, the non-current assets can be used in long term period.

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Differences between current assets and non current assets
1. Current assets are expected to be converted into cash within one year, they usually include cash, accounts receivable and inventory. Cash is considered a current asset because it can be readily converted within one year and can be used to pay short-term debt .

2. Non current assets are long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Some examples of noncurrent assets are fixed assets , intangible assets and long-term investlong-term investments. Fixed assets include property, plans and equipment that a company owns that are not expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year.

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Different between current assets and non-current assets.

Current assets is any assets that are expected to be converted to cash not more than one year such as prepaid expenses,accounts receivable or inventory.Non-current assets is any assets that is not to be converted to cash within 12 months or we called it fixed assets which is reffered as a long-term assets.For example for non-current assets is building,land or machineries.

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1. Current assets
are reasonably experted to be realised or consumed in business within a year or less. For example, cash, debtors, inventories, and prepaid expenses.
2. Non-current Assets
are long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. For instance, fixed assets, intangible, and long-term invest

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Izzah Khairunnisa Binti Indani (BB16110196)

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Izzah Khairunnisa Binti Indani (BB16110196)

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Differences between current assets and non current assets
1. Current assets
expected to be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less.
2. Non-current Assets
long term assets which area owned by a business for a period of more than one year

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current asset means cash or asset expected converted into cash within a year.
non-current asset means fixed assets or assets useful life more than one year and hope of making profit.

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Current asset is meant by a short term asset that have a higher liquidity, this asset most likely last less than 1 years. For example, cash in hand, debtor, cash in bank, and so on.

Non current asset is an asset that lasts for a long time, this asset has a lower liquidity. This asset most likely last more than 3 years. For example, car, land, equipments and so on.

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Current asset - short term assets,high liquidity example : cash, inventory ,account receivable

Non-current assets -long term asset, low liquidity
Example : equipments ,land and trans

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differences between current assets and non current assets:
1. current assets
Current assets are expected to be sold, loaned out, leased, consumed or otherwise used to create income within one year of the date. Example for current assets is cash, account receivable, prepaid expenses, inventory.

2. non current assets
any resource not expected to be recovered, meaning monetary value is extracted from it or it is no longer useful, until more than 12 months past the balance sheet date. example of non current assets is land, property, investments and intangible assets.

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Differences between current assets and non current assets
1. current assets
expected to be converted into cash within one year.The current assets usually include cash, accounts receivable and inventory.
2. Non current asset
long-term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Example of non current assets is fixed assets, intangible assets and long-term investments.

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Differences between current and non current assets
1. current asset
expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year. Include cash, account receivable and inventory.

2. Non current asset
long term-assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year. Example of non current asset are fixed asset, intangible asset and long term investments.

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Difference between current and non assets.

Current assets which can easily change into cash or used to pay current liabilities within a year.

This helps the company to cover current assets expenses and ensuring the smooth function in business. Example of current assets include cash, inventory and account receivable  or debtor and The non-current asset also known as long-term asset which is low of liquidity because it can't easily turn into cash within 12 month. It was fixed asset. The example of non-current assets, land, building and vehicle.

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SHARDIZAR GHANDEE BIN HATTA ( BB16160961 )

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SHARDIZAR GHANDEE BIN HATTA ( BB16160961 )

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Differences between  current and non-current assets
1 . The first differences between both current asset and non-current asset is the liquidity of this asset that are quickly descibing the asset turning into cash.
2. Next, current asset will likely turn into cash within a short-term period within a year while non-current asset do not change into cash for more than a year. As such, non-current usually takes a long-term period of time.

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1) Current assets

- Items listed on a company balance that are expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year.

2) Non current assets

-Long term assets that a company expects to hold longer than one fiscal year

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Current assets are items listed on a company's balance sheet that are expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year. hey usually include cash, accounts receivable and inventory.
Noncurrent assets are long - term assets that a company expects to hold over one fiscal year that cannot readily be converted to cash within a year. Some examples of noncurrent assets are fixed asets, intangible assets and long - term investments.

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Few differences can be found between current assets and non current assets.

1) Current assets are short term assets, that expected to be turn into cash within 12 months or a year. On the other hand, non current assets are long term assets and not expected to turn into cash within 12 months or one year. It cannot be change to cash quickly as it take years to change.

2) For instance, current assets are cash, account receivable, and cash equivalent inventories. As for non current assets, such as, long term investment in the other company or external, buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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The differences between current assets and non current assets are:
1. Current assets are cash, accounts receivable(debtors), inventories, prepaid expenses and short term investments. meanwhile, non current assets are fixed assets, investments and intangible assets (referred to as intellectual property).
2. The items classified under current assets are assets which are reasonably expected to be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less. non current assets, such as fixed assets (equipment, buildings) have to be depreciated in order to match its usage to the revenue earned in the period

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The difference between current assets and non-current assets:
1) Current assets:-
would be expected to turn into cash within one year; however,
2) Non-current assets.:-
would usually not turn into cash within one year.

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets are;
1. Current assets are items listed on a company's balance sheet that are expected to be converted into cash within one year and can be used to pay short-term debt. Whereas non-current assets are long term assets that a company expects to hold one year that cannot readily be converted into cash within one year and it brings value to the company which it includes the company's propert, plans and equipment that the company own

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Deveenajit Kaur Josen a/p Jusbir Singh                           BB16110408

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Deveenajit Kaur Josen a/p Jusbir Singh                           BB16110408

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The differences between current assets and Non-current assets are Current assets are short term assets, which would be expected to be turn into cash within 12 month/1 year while Non current assets are long term assets which are not expected to turn in cash within 12 month/1 year

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1. Current assets is a short-term investment which is expected to turn into cash within 12 months, while non current assets is a long-term investment which is not  turn in cash within 12 months.
2. current assets consist of cash, account receivable and inventory. Besides, non-current assets consist of building, vehicles, office equipment and machinery.

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The differences between current assets and Non-current assets.

1. Currents assets are key to the calculation accounts representing all the assets that are reasonable and can be converted into cash within a year. Current assets include cash and cash equivalent inventories, marketable securities and so on. It is an asset that is easily converted into cash.
2. Non - Current assets are the company's long-term investment, where the wholly invisible in accounting. For example, investment in the other company or external, intangible, real estate or plant and equipment. Non-Current assets appearing on the balance sheet of the company.

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets.
1. Current assets is a short-term investment that consists of cash, accounts receivable and inventory which is expected to turn into cash within 12 months
2. Non-current assets is a long-term investments that consists of buildings, office equipment and machinery which is not usually turn into cash within 12 months.

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NOOR FAZLIN BINTI AWANG DAMIT (BB16110670

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NOOR FAZLIN BINTI AWANG DAMIT (BB16110670

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The differences between current and non-current assets.
1. The current assets is would be expected to turn into cash within less than one year. However, the non-current assets usually not turn into cash within 12 months.
2. Example of current assets is inventory, cash and account receivable. However, example of  non-current assets is buildings, office equipments and machinery.

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ANWAR BADRIN BIN BADIUZAMAN (BB16110436)

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ANWAR BADRIN BIN BADIUZAMAN (BB16110436)

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Differences between current and non-current assets
1.Current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months. For example, cash, accounts receivable and inventory.
2.Non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within one year such as buildings, office equipment and machinery.
3. Current assets are for short term and non-current assets are for long term.

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1. Current Assets- Cash and other assets that are expected to be converted to cash or sold or used up usually within one year or less, through the normal operations of the business.
2. Non-current asset- Assets that cannot be converted into cash within 12 months.

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Nur Asyiqin Binti Siapansah ( Bb16160915)

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Nur Asyiqin Binti Siapansah ( Bb16160915)

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1. Current assets is cash or any other company assets that expected to be converted into cash easily within a year or less. For example, cash, accounts receivable and inventory.

2. Non-current assets usually converted into cash after a year. It will be used for business within the next 12 months. For example, buildings, office equipment and machinery.

3. Current assets are short term assets while non-current assets are long term assets. In term of liquidity, current assests is higher than non-current assets.

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Bb16110671
-current asset is an asset such as receivable, inventory or cash that constantly flow in and out as such cash is converted into goods and then back into cash.
- non current asset is an asset that is not likely to turn to cash within one year such as building and office equipment.

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1. Current Assets
Assets are reasonably expected to be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less and this asset are short term assets.

2. Non current asset
It would usually not turn into cash within 12 months and this assets cannot change to cash quickly.

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BB16110401
1.Current Assets
Assets which can easily change into cash or used to pay current liabilities within a year.
Examples: Cash, inventories
2.Non Current Assets
Non current asset is an asset that is not likely to turn to unrestricted cash within one year of the balance sheet date.
Examples: Property, furnitures

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Name: Nurul Wati binti Mohd Gustu Matric Number: BB16110775

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Name: Nurul Wati binti Mohd Gustu Matric Number: BB16110775

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Diffrences between current assets and non-current assets:

1) Currents assets:
-would be expected to turn into cash within 12 month, for example like, cash, account receivable and inventory.

2) Non-Currents assets
-would usually not turn into cash within 12 month, like building, equipments, vehicles.

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the differences between current assets and non-current assets:
1.current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months. for example cash, account receivable and inventory.
2.non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 month. for example buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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Difference between current assets and non-current assets
1. Current assets convert into cash within 1 year for example cash, that can be used  to pay short term debt. Next account receivable that consist of amount of cash to be collected within a year.  Inventory is a current asset because it includes raw materials and goods that are ready to be sales.
2. Non current assets are long term assets that hold more than 1 year. for example, buildings, equipment, and machinery.

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The different between current assets and non-current assets is:-

Current assets are assets which can easily be convert into cash or used to pay-off within one year. For example, current assets include cash and money.

Non current assets are assets which represent a long term investment and can't be converted into cash quickly. For example, non currents assets is land, property and investment in other companies.

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Differences between current asset and non-current asset
1. Current asset is asset that has high liquidity which can be converted into cash more quickly compared to non-current asset which is long-term asset for a company and has low liquidity.
2. Current asset and non-current asset can also be differentiated using timeline. Current asset are usually converted into cash within 12 months whereas non-current asset is usually converted to cash after 12 months.

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1. CURRENT ASSETS
- Current assets is the items classified under this category are assets which are reasonably expected to be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less. Current assets also assets that the firm expect to convert into cash in 12 months or less.

2. NON CURRENT ASSETS
- Non current assets is other item which do not fall under current assets.

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PRIMUS GIOVANE D GUIDO MASUDAL (BB16110729)

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PRIMUS GIOVANE D GUIDO MASUDAL (BB16110729)

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Differences between Current and Non-Current Assets:

1. Current Assets
- has a high liquidity
- may turn into cash within the next 4 months---12
- most of current assets is cash making it the most liquid asset a business could have
- examples : cash, account receivables, and inventory/stock

2. Non-Current Assets
- has a low liquidity
- any asset that is not going to be turned into cash turn into cash within the next 12 months
- examples : building premise, equipments, vehicles

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Differences between current assets and non-current assets ;
1. The items classified under current asset are expected to be converted into a cash within a year. Since, non-current assets are long-term assets that a company held for a period of more than a year.

2. Current assets and non-current assets also can be differ by its types of items

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NURMARDIANNA BINTI MOHD JOHARI (BB16110114

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NURMARDIANNA BINTI MOHD JOHARI (BB16110114

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Differences between current assets and non-current assets :
- type of item in current and non-current assets
- the time taken by the assets convert into cash

1. Current assets
- this assets include cash , account receivable and inventory can be
convert into cash within 12 months or 1 years

2 . Non-current assets
- while this assets is include building , machinary and vehicle take
take more than 1 years to convert it into cash

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1. Current assets
Current assets refer to assets that easily be convert into cash within one year for example cash, inventory and account receivable.

2. Non current assets
Non current assets or also known as long term assets refer to assets which is cannot be convert into cash within a year for example land and machinery

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CURRENT ASSETS
- Assets that could be sold, lent or leased to produce some sort of income or consumed in business within a year (12 months) or less. Currents  assets can be liquidated within one fiscal year or within operating cycle for the company.
*For example :
a) cash ( in hand or in bank)
b) inventories
c) short term investment
d)prepaid expenses
e)accounts receivable ( debators)

NON-CURRENTS ASSETS (FIXED ASSETS)
-Assets that are stationery in nature and tend to remain in the business for a longer period of time more than a year (12 months)
*For example:
a)immovable property
b)land
c) funitures
d) machinery
e) office property
d) investment
e)plant and equipment

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Differences between current and non-current assets:
1. Current assets are expected to be converted into cash within a year while non-current assets represent a long-term investment usually over one fiscal year.
2. The liquidity of current assets is higher than non-current assets.
3. Current assets including cash, inventories and others while non-current assets including property, building and so on.

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BB16110562
1.Current Assets
Assets which can easily change into cash or used to pay current liabilities within a year. Example of current assets include cash, inventory and account receivable  or debtor.

2.Non-current Assets
Which represent a longer term investment and cannot change into cash immediately. Likely to be held by a company for often spread over the length of time rather than allocating the full cost to the year in which the assets was acquired. Example of the non current assets include land, Equipment and machinery and building, Trademark and branding.

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets:
1. current assets would be expected turn into cash within only 12 months while non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 months
2. current assets will be used or sold in within 12 months while non-current assets such as buildings or vehicle will be used for the business in long time not within 12 months

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets :              Current Assets :                                                                                                  - the assets that expected by the company to be converted into cash within on fiscal year.
- examples : cash, accounts receivable and inventory                                  Non-Current Assets :                                                                                          - the assets that a company to hold over one fiscal year. - the assets cannot readily to be converted to cash within a year            - examples : fixed assets (property, plans and equipment that owned by a company), intengible assets (patents and copyrights) and long-term investments (bonds and notes)

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DAYANG NURUL NATASHA BINTI AMRIL (BB16160841)

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DAYANG NURUL NATASHA BINTI AMRIL (BB16160841)

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The differenceS between current assets and non-current assets :

1.Current Assets
Assets which can easily change into cash or used to pay current liabilities within a year. This help the company to cover current assets expenses  and ensuring the smooth function in business .
Example of current assets include cash, inventory and account receivable  or debtor.

2.Non-current Assets
Which represent a longer term investment and cannot change into cash immediately. Likely to be held by a company for often spread over the length of time rather than allocating the full cost to the year in which the assets was acquired.
Example of the non current assets include land, Equipment and machinery and building, Trademark and branding.

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Differences between current and non-current assets

1. Current assets consists of firm's cash which is expected to be converted to cash within one year. While non-current assets are assets which are expected to be used by business more than one year.

2. Current assets is a short-term assets. For example, cash, account receivable and inventory.

3. Non- current assets is a long term assets. For example, building, equipment an vehicle.

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(BB16110545)
Differences between current and non-current assets :
1) Current assets:
-  The items classified under this current assets which are expected to turn into cash within 12 months.
-     The example of current assets are cash, accounts receivable, inventories ,prepaid expenses and short term investments.

2) Non current assets:
- Cannot turn into cash in 12 months.
- Other items which do not fall under current assets are categorised as non-current assets. It is includes comprise property, plant and equipment, investment and intangible assets.

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SITI  KHADIJAH BINTI MOHAMAD IBRAHIM (BB16110194)

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SITI  KHADIJAH BINTI MOHAMAD IBRAHIM (BB16110194)

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Differences between current and non-current assets :

1.The liquidity of current assets is more than non-current assets.

2.The duration for current assets to turn into cash are within 12 months   while the non-current assets will take more time to turn into cash and will exceed the period of 12 months.

3.The example of current assets are cash, accounts receivable and inventory while for non-current assets are buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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Dayang Nurul Huda Binti Datu Taong (BB16110206)

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Dayang Nurul Huda Binti Datu Taong (BB16110206)

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets:-
- Current assets are assets which can easily be converted into cash or used to pay-off current liabilities within one year. Example for current assets are cash money, inventory, account receivable and prepaid liabilities or liquid assets.
- Meanwhile, non-current assets are assets which represent a long-term investment and cannot be converted into cash quickly. Its likely to be held by a company for more than one year. Example for non-current assets are land, property, investment, in other companies, machinery and equipment.

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets.

1. In current assets it has less in level of the liquidity compare to non current assets that has higher in level of the liquidity.

2. Current assets is short term of an assets that are can be converted into cash within one year for example account receiable and non current assets are long term of item that only can be converted into cash more than one year for example equipment and land.

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The differences between current assets and non current assets :

1. The level of liquidity of these assets.
- current assets are more easier to change into cash rather than non current assets.
2. The time taken to change the assets to cash.
- current assets can be turn to cash in 12 months while non currents assets usually cant turn into cash in 12 months.
3. The type of items under these assets.
- current assets are include cash, account receivable, inventory
- non current assets are include of building, vehicles, equipments

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The difference between current assets and non-current assets :

1.Current Assets
*assets which can easily change into cash or used to pay current liabilities within a year.
*This help the company to cover current assets expenses  and ensuring the smooth function in business .
*Example of current assets include cash, inventory and account receivable  or debtor.

2.Non-current Assets
*which represent a longer term investment and cannot change into cash immediately.
* likely to be held by a company for often spread over the length of time rather than allocating the full cost to the year in which the assets was acquired.
*Example of the non current assets include land, Equipment and machinery and building, Trademark and branding.

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Nur Izzati Afzan Binti Ya'kup (BB16110275)

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Nur Izzati Afzan Binti Ya'kup (BB16110275)

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Differences between current and non current asset
1. Current assets are assets that would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months.

2. Meanwhile non current assets are assets that would usually not turn into cash within 12 months.

3. Based on the balance sheet in the video, current assets can be classified into cash, account receivable and inventory while non current assets is buildings, equipment and vehicles.

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Differences between current asset and non current asset is :
1. How liquid the assets are means how quickly that will convert into cash .
2. The current assets will turn into cash about much more quickly, it expected to turn into cash within 12 months and non current assets  less likely turn into cash, its  usually not turn into cash within 12 months.
3. Current assets are short term assets, for example cash in hand or bank, prepaid expenses and debts. on the other hand the non current assets are long term assets, for example property and long investments.

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Mohamad Firdaus Bin Mohd Faizal ( BB16110102

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Mohamad Firdaus Bin Mohd Faizal ( BB16110102

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Differences between current assets and non current assets

1. The liquidity of assets.Current and Non Current Asset
2. Asset that can be turn to cash less than 12 months are Current Asset . For example , cash to be expected to use  within 12 months . It has the highest liquidity among current asset.
3. Asset that not likely less turn into cash within 12 months are callled Non Current asset.Premise of building are Non Current Asset because we do not expected to our sell premise building for less than 12 month otherwise we use it for foreseeable future.

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MUHAMMAD AQIB AIMAN BIN PUASA(BB16110125

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MUHAMMAD AQIB AIMAN BIN PUASA(BB16110125

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Differences between current assets and non current assets

The liquidity for current assets is less than one years, which means it easy for current assets to turn to cash unlike non current assest which is it liquidity more than one years.

The example for current assets is inventory , cash  and receivable account.
The example for non current assets is equipments, building, vehicles and machinery.

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Differences between current and non-current assets                                     1. Current assets are assets that will turn into cash more quickly within 12 months while non-current assets are assets that usually would not turn into cash within 12 months.

2. Cash , account receivable and inventory are the examples of current assets . Buildings, office , equipment and machinery are the examples of the non-current assets.

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Differences between  current and non-current assets
1.Current assets
a. Current assets usually could be expected to convert into cash within 12 months.
b. Current assets are short-term assets.
c. For example, cash, account receivable, inventory.

2.Non-current assets
a. Non-current assets would not usually turn into cash within 12 months.
b.Non-current assets are long-term assets.
c. For example, buildings, office equipment, machinery.

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Differences between  current and non-current assets
1 .Current assets is much more quickly to turn into cash within 12 months while non current assets would ussually not turn into a cash within 12 months.
2.The examples of current assets are cash, account receivable, inventory while non current assets are buildings, office equipments, and machinery.
3.Current assets are short term assets ; Non-current assets are long term assets.

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Differences between current assets and non-current assets.
1.Current Assets
a. Current assets are reasonably expected to be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less.
b.  These assets are short term assets.
c. For example ; cash in hand or bank, inventories, prepaid expenses and debts.

2.Non- current Assets
a. Non-current assets are long term assets which cannot change to cash quickly and takes years to change.
b. Examples; property,long term investments, and intangible assets.

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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CURRENT ASSETS AND NON-CURRENT ASSETS;
Current assets are assets that could be sold which is expected to be converted into cash within one fiscal year to generate some value for the business. for example cash in bank, cash in hand, and present debtors.
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Non-current assets are assets that are stationery in nature which is represent a longer-term investment and cannot be converted into cash easily. They are likely to be held by a company for longer period time. for examples builiding, vehicles, equiptments, plants, production units and human resources.

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets
1) Current assets are assets that has high liquidity while non-current assets has a low liquidity.
2) Current assets are assets that can be turn into cash within a year such as cash, account receivable and inventory while non-current assets are assets that cannot be turn into cash within a year such as building, machines and vehicles.

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DIffferences between current assets and non-current assets

1. Non-current assets are made up of buildings, office equipment and machineries while current assets are made up of cash, accounts receivable and inventory.

2. Non-current assets are less liquid than current assets which means that it is less likely to turn it into cash within 12 months while current assets are very liquid and can be turned into cash within 12 months.

3. Non-current assets are for long term while current assets are for short term.

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Current Assets
1. Assets that can be realised or consumed in the business within a year or less.
2. Example : cash, accounts receivable, inventories, prepaid expenses and short-term investments.

Non-Current Assets
1. Assets that cannot be easily turn to unrestricted cash within one year.
2. long-term asset.
3. Example : Building, equipment, intangible assets

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NURUL HASYIKIN ADHA BINTI ISMAIL (BB16110526)

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NURUL HASYIKIN ADHA BINTI ISMAIL (BB16110526)

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CURRENT ASSETS
1. The items classified under this category are assets which are reasonably expected to be realised or consumed in the business with in 1 year or less.

2. These assets are separated from other resources because a company relies on its current assets to fund ongoing operations and pay current.

3. Example : cash (in hand or in bank), account receivable (debtors), inventories, prepaid expenses and short-term invesment.

NON-CURRENT ASSETS
1. Non-current assets is any resource not expected to be recovered, meaning monetary value is extracted from it or is ni longer useful, until more than 1 year.

2. Example : long-term invesment, property, Plant and Equipment, Intangibles Assets

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The difference between current assets and non current assets is the liquidity of the assets.

1. Current assets are assets that can more quickly turn into cash within 12 months while non currents assets are assets that less likely to turn into cash within 12 months.

2. Examples of current assets are cash itself, accounts receivable and inventory. Examples of non current assets are buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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NUR SYAFIQAH NABILAH BINTI YAHAYA (BB16160855)

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NUR SYAFIQAH NABILAH BINTI YAHAYA (BB16160855)

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The differences between current assets and non-current assets are:

1. The liquidity of the assets, in which the current assets turn to cash more quickly than current assets as they only take time within 12 month while the non-current assets usually does not turn into cash within 12 month.

2. The current assets are short-term because it takes less time and easy to turn the assets into cash while the non-current assets are long-term because assets such as building, office equipment and machinery takes a longer time to convert it to cash within a year because the business is not going to sell those things in a short-term.

3. The current assets have a bigger value than current assets such as building because it takes a longer time to convert it into cash due to their usefulness to the business in the future.

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Differences between  current and non-current assets

1. Major different between current and non-current assets is liquidity means how quickly they can convert into cash.

2. Current assets is high in liquidity which means it's would be expected to turn into cash within 12 month (less than 1 year). For example; cash, account receivable and inventory.

3. Non-current Assets is low in liquidity which means it's would usually not turn into cash within 12 month (more than 1 year). For example; Buildings, Office Equipment and Machinery.

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SITI NURUL NABILAH BINTI ZAIFUDDIN(BB16110151)

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SITI NURUL NABILAH BINTI ZAIFUDDIN(BB16110151)

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Differences between current and non-current assets

Current assets
1.They can be converted into cash relatively quickly.
2.These assets are not long term assets.
3.Current assets can be liquidated within one year.

Non-currrent assets.
1.It is a long term assets.
2.Cannot be converted to cash within 12 months of the balance sheet date

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Differences between  current and non-current assets :
1. Current assets are quickly convert into cash, while the non-current assets are less long convert into cash.
2. Current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months, while the non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 months.
3. The example of current assets are cash, accounts receivable and inventory, the example of non-current assets are buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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CURRENT ASSET
-current asset are short term asset within a year or less.
- turning to cash
- has high liquidity
- examples: cash, accounts, inventories

NON CURRENT ASSET
- long term asset which is more than a Year.
-usually not turn into cash
-has low liquidity
-examples: plants, machine , buildings , etc

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Differences between current assets and non current assets

1. Liquidity

Current assets can turn into cash quickly, while non current assets are less likely to turn into cash.

2. Turned into cash duration

Current assets are expected to turn into cash more quickly that is within 12 months, while non current assets would not usually turn into cash within 12 months.

3. Sold in short/long term

Current assets will be sold for cash in a short term of within 12 months, eg. inventory or stock. Non current assets will not to be sold for cash in a long term of within 12 months, eg. building and equipment.

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Nurul Syazwani Binti Zulkefli (BB16160834)

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Nurul Syazwani Binti Zulkefli (BB16160834)

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the differences between current and non-current assets

1.     Current assets :

- Short - term assets.

- Current Assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months.

- Current assets has high liquidity

- Some examples of current assets are cash, account receivable and inventories.

2.     Non-Current assets:

- Long-term assets

- Non-current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 months.

- Non-current assets which is low liquidity.

- Non-current assets are buildings, office equipment and machinery.

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Difference between current and non-current assets:
1.Current assets are assets which can easily be converted into cash or used to pay-off current liabilities within one year.
Examples of current assets include cash, inventory, accounts receivable (money that customers owe the company), prepaid liabilities or other liquid assets.

2.Non-current assets are assets which represent a longer-term investment and cannot be converted into cash quickly. They are likely to be held by a company for more than a year.
Examples of non-current assets include land, property, investments in other companies, machinery and equipment.

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The differences between current assets and non current assets?1)	An assets such as receivables,inventory, work in process or cash, that is constantly flowing in and out of an organization in the normal course of the business, as cash is converted into goods and then back into the cash. In Accounting, any asset expected to last or e in use for less than one year is considered a curren asset. Also called circulating asset. Examples of current assets on a typical balance sheet are cash, accounts receivable, prepaid expenses, inventory and marketable securities.2)	Noncurrent assets are company long-term investments where the full value will not be realized within the accounting year. Examples of noncurrent assets include investments in other companies, intangible assets such as goodwill, brand recognition and intellectual property, and property, plant and equipment. Noncurrent assets appear on the company's balance sheet.

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The differences between current assets and non current assets?1)	An assets such as receivables,inventory, work in process or cash, that is constantly flowing in and out of an organization in the normal course of the business, as cash is converted into goods and then back into the cash. In Accounting, any asset expected to last or e in use for less than one year is considered a curren asset. Also called circulating asset. Examples of current assets on a typical balance sheet are cash, accounts receivable, prepaid expenses, inventory and marketable securities.2)	Noncurrent assets are company long-term investments where the full value will not be realized within the accounting year. Examples of noncurrent assets include investments in other companies, intangible assets such as goodwill, brand recognition and intellectual property, and property, plant and equipment. Noncurrent assets appear on the company's balance sheet.

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Differences between current & non-current asset :
1. Current asset will convert into cash much more quickly but non-current asset is less likely to turn into cash.
2. Current asset would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months while non current asset would usually not turn into cash within 12 months.

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(BB16110486)

Current asset are considered liquid which would be turn into cash within 12 months. Example of current asset is cash, account receivable and inventory. Non current asset would not be turn into cash within 12 months. Example of non current asset are buildings, office, equipment and machinery

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Differences between current and non current assets
1. Current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 months. The examples of current assets are cash, accounts receivable, and inventory.

2. Non current assets would usually not turn into cash within 12 months. The examples of non current assets are buildings, office, equipment, and machinery.

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Differences between current and non-current assets.

1. How liquid the assets are

a) Current assets would be expected to turn into cash within 12 month

Exp: cash, account receivable, inventory

b) Not current assets will usually not turn into cash in the next 12 month.

Exp:Building, Equipment, vehicles

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