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Working Capital and Fixed Capital

Easy way to learn and memorized – class 12th – S.P – Notes of business finance – Difference between Fixed Capital and Working Capital, Distinguish between working capital and fixed capital –  business finance – Secretarial Practice – Notes,  & Distinguish Between – according to the New Textbook for HSC Board – Difference between, Study material, studies notes, study notes.

Sr.No Distinction point Working Capital  Fixed Capital
1. Meaning Working capital refers to current assets minus current liabilities. Fixed capital refers to any kind of physical capital. example assets
2. Sources Sources of Working capital are short term loans, deposits, trade credit, etc Sources of Fixed capital fund can come from selling shares, debentures, long term loans, bonds, etc
3. Purpose Purpose of Working capital is to invested in short term assets such as cash, account receivable, etc. Purpose of fixed Capital is to  invested in  assets such as land, building, equipment, etc.
4. Nature Working capital is circulating capital It stays in business almost permanently i.e. for more than one accounting year.
5. Risk Involved  Investment in working capital is less risky. Investment in fixed capital implies a risk.
6. Objective of investment Investor invests money in working capital for getting immediate return Investor invests money in fixed capital hoping to make future profit.
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