Inactive asset

Asset not used in a productive manner at all times.

Inactive Asset

An asset that is rarely used. Examples include back-up power generators and a spare warehouse. Inactive assets can be expensive, but they help ensure the smooth operation of a business or other organization.

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The sharing economy is the monetization of underused assets that are owned by service suppliers (companies or individuals) via short-run hire charges: its distinctive business pattern capitalizes on the employment of inactive assets, but while higher use of any asset raises its output (Lazaroiu et al., 2017), it also cuts down its lifetime.

PARTICIPATION IN THE SHARING ECONOMY: LABOR, EXCHANGE, AND CONSUMPTION. AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS

"PDVSA is offering, on the terms of 'where they are and in their current condition,' the following tankers: Paria, Morichal, Leander, Moruy, Yarive y Paramacay," the company said in a statement, describing them as "inactive assets." The Venezuela-flagged ships were built in the 1980s.

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"The faster we remove these inactive assets, the faster these spaces can become productive again for St.

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For example, these estimates could understate an agency's backlog because they are based on industry-standard costs, or could overstate an agency's backlog because they include inactive assets that are not essential to the agency's mission or may be demolished.

Federal Real Property: Government's Fiscal Exposure from Repair and Maintenance Backlogs Is Unclear

Further report options open for AMT, book comparisons, budgetary projection, FASB 109, form 4562, gain/loss, inactive assets, leased assets and quarterly acquisitions.

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Certain factors provide indicia of a device including a plan or intent to dispose of stock or securities; presence of substantial earnings and profits; a pro-rata distribution; investment or inactive assets; and liquidation, merger, or sale of assets.