Glossary

Net Book Value Of Assets

The net book value of an asset is the amount that an organization records for that asset in its accounting records.

Organisations calculate net book value with this simple formula: NBV = gross cost of the asset - accumulated depreciation

This glossary provides an overview of some key legal terms for startups. It's essential to consult with a legal professional to ensure a comprehensive understanding of these terms and their implications for your specific situation.

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