Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso — your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

In preparing your financial projections, you’ll need to account for investments into assets, also called capital expenditures.

These include real estate, intellectual property, equipment, facilities, and buildings. 

Assets also include computers, servers, and office equipment.

Assets are listed separately, as you depreciate the cost over a period of time in the profit and loss statement.

The IRS has specific rules as to how you can depreciate each type of asset so you’ll need to check to see how to list the equipment in your financial projections. 

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