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Tangible Asset
An asset with physical substance, such as cash, land, buildings, or equipment, recognized on the balance sheet under applicable accounting rules.
What traders should verify
For Tangible Asset, identify the statement, reporting period, accounting policy, footnote support, comparable periods, and cash-flow effect.
Do not conflate
Tangible Asset is an accounting measure or classification; it is not automatically cash, fair value, liquidity, or current market value.
Primary source
SEC definitionSource boundary: this glossary reflects SEC staff views and is not a Commission rule, regulation, or statement. Check the linked source for current wording and legal context.