Gen: Are books assets?

[janet <janets@sv.CAT.MX>]

Another request from me.  I don't know what I would do without you people.
Being in a foreign country makes me dependent on you.

1.  We are creating a new budgeting process here.  In the past, books have
been considered fixed assets.  Is this common?  I would like to know what
expense catagories you use in your budgets, and what goes where.

2.  I had only one answer on my last question:  What is a good website for
American culture which includes movies, theatre, television, etc.

Thanks again.


Janet Schuh, Librarian
Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico
CP 27200

janets@sv.cat.mx

Janet Schuh, Librarian
Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico
CP 27200

janets@sv.cat.mx

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