Long-term assets are resources or property a company expects to provide economic value for more than one year, such as equipment, real estate, or investments.
For example, a printing company's long-term assets include $280,000 in printing presses, $45,000 in vehicles, and $120,000 in leasehold improvements — all assets expected to provide value beyond one year, listed at cost less accumulated depreciation on the balance sheet.
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