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What is capital investment?

Capital investment is the expenditure of money to fund a company's long-term growth. The term often refers to a company's acquisition of permanent fixed assets such as real estate and equipment. Capital assets are reported as non-current assets and most are depreciated.

What is capital investment based on GAAP?

According to GAAP, capital investment is an investment in an asset that provides benefits to the acquirer over multiple time periods (i.e. an investment in any long-term asset). This means that the term capital investment covers everything from fixing a roof to acquiring a new SAAS system to replacing a company’s fleet of vehicles.

How does a capital investment work?

A capital investment works based on the benefits a company may receive over a long period of time compared to the short-term investment. In theory, a company will pay a large sum of money upfront (or over time). Then, the company will receive a benefit from the asset (potentially even after it has finished paying for it).

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