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29 Replies to “Free Bookkeeping Course – Part 2 – Financial Terms #bookkeepingcourse #learnbookkeeping”

  1. hey there, can something that you purchase for your business, say equipment, be both an asset and a liability? say you own a bulldozer, but you’re still paying a loan for that bulldozer?

    1. It cannot be both but purchasing an asset could lead to having a liability, such as a finance agreement or loan. These are 2 separate things though. The bulldozer is an asset. The loan is a liability. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

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    1. I would consider a mortgage liability if one is making payments. On the other hand, once someone pays off their loan, it becomes an asset.

      Good question! Hopefully, Bookkeeping Master or someone else can explain it more straightforwardly if the answer I gave doesn’t make sense.

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