To implement a well-coordinated processproduction of any enterprise requires the presence of such components as the labor force, objects of labor and, as one of the unchanging elements, the means of labor. The last two elements are means of production, represented in physical terms. There is also a valuation of the totality of objects and means of labor. Their monetary expression is represented by such a concept as funds. There is a division of this element into two parameters:
The revolving funds of an enterprise are assets thatare used in the process of producing a product or providing a service and completely give their value to the final result. These objects and facilities include a variety of materials and raw materials, seeds, fuel and lubricants, chemicals and others.
Fixed assets are a certain part of assets,which is directly involved in the process of production of the product and gives its value to this result in parts (depending on the depreciation). They are the factor driving the development of the country's economy and increasing the growth of the gross domestic product.
For the functional purpose, they distinguish:
The last group represents those objects,who do not participate directly in the main activity of the organization, but provide services of a domestic nature. These include hospitals, kindergartens, hospitals, clubs, etc.
Production fixed assets are a certain proportion of the means of labor that meet one of the following requirements:
The basic production assets represent the aggregate of the following types of objects:
Fixed assets are the basis for increasing volumesproduced by the enterprise products. In this case, they can be considered in terms of the degree of influence on the final result. In this case, active and passive OPF are distinguished. Judging by the name, one can already guess that the former have a direct and great influence on the subject of labor (machine tools, equipment, power networks, etc.). All other funds are passive. Such examples are buildings, structures and so on.
By belonging distinguish their own andrental fixed assets. In accounting, analysis and audit, the classification of OPF into inventory and non-inventory is applied. The latter represent land (land, water, forest) and capital investments. The inventory ones are those that, roughly speaking, can be counted and which have a real form.
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