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I agree. Sounds like a terrible investment. For that price they could literally give over 2000 employees a million dollars or hire 5000 new employees in other r
by encryptluks2 5y ago
I agree. Sounds like a terrible investment. For that price they could literally give over 2000 employees a million dollars or hire 5000 new employees in other remote locations.
- rmah 5y agoA real estate purchase is not a normal expense (on the income statement) the way paying employees is. Assuming it's a cash purchase, it's a balance sheet transfer from cash asset to a real-estate asset. If debt financing is used to pay for it, while the interest expenses would appear on the income statement, the loan itself would also show up on the balance sheet as a debt. In short, a building purchase has minimal to no impact on profits (i.e. the net income on the income statement) and if purchased with debt, minimal impact to the cash flow statement.