In fact, net assets (Netasset) is owned by the enterprise, and can be freely disposable assets, that is, the owner's equity or equity capital. The net assets of the enterprise (netassetvalue), refers to the total assets of the enterprise minus the net amount of liabilities, which consists of two major components, one part of the capital invested in the start-up of the enterprise, including the part of the premium, and the other part of the enterprise in the operation of the creation of the enterprise, including the acceptance of the donation of the assets of the owner's equity.
Enterprise net assets, is the total assets of the enterprise minus liabilities after the net amount, which consists of two major components, one is the start of the enterprise when the capital invested in the beginning, including the premium part of the other part of the enterprise in the operation of the creation of the enterprise, including acceptance of donations of assets belonging to the owner's equity. So how is the net worth of an enterprise calculated?
The formula is: net assets = owner's equity (including paid-in capital or share capital, capital surplus, surplus and undistributed profits, etc.) = total assets - total liabilities (subject to the impact of annual profit and loss and increase or decrease)
Other relevant definitions:
1, the concept and content of the net assets of administrative units administrative units of the concept and content of the net assets of administrative units refers to the difference between administrative units of assets less liabilities and income less expenses. the difference between revenues minus expenses, including fixed funds, balances, etc.
2, the concept and content of the net assets of the business unit of the net assets of the business unit is the difference between the assets minus liabilities, including business funds, fixed funds, special funds, balances, etc.. The net assets of an institution specifically include business funds, fixed funds, special funds, business balances and operating balances. Among them, the special-purpose fund refers to the fund with special purpose set up by the enterprise unit in accordance with the regulations, mainly including the employee welfare fund, medical fund, repair and purchase fund, housing fund and so on.
3. The net assets of a private non-profit organization is the balance of assets minus liabilities, which indicates the difference between the total assets of the private non-profit organization after offsetting all existing obligations. It can be expressed by the formula: assets - liabilities = net assets.
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