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AlekseyPX
3 years ago
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How could I study and prepare myself for my ged test all subjects

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Study all subjects, Take sample ged tests online, buy ged preparation cards, ask people to quiz you, etc. There are many things you can do.
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Prepaid Advertising and Account receivable are classified as current asset because this is expected to be used within a year.

Equipment is classified as Long term asset under the head, Property, Plant and Equipment. The equipment has estimated useful life more than a year then it is classified as Long term asset.

Trademarks and patents are classified as intangible assets, because they are not physical in nature.

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