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What is the difference between CWIP and Fixed Assets?
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Detailed Explanation
CWIP represents qualifying expenditure accumulated for assets that are still under construction or preparation. Once an asset is available for its intended use, the qualifying accumulated cost is generally transferred from CWIP to the appropriate fixed asset category, and depreciation begins.
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