To calculate net fixed assets for the years 2016 and 2017, we'll need specific information from the financial statements, typically found in the balance sheet. The net fixed assets are usually listed as "Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&E) - Net" and represent the book value after accumulated depreciation has been deducted from gross fixed assets.

Steps to determine net fixed assets:

1. Locate the gross fixed assets (the initial cost of assets like buildings, machinery, etc.).
2. Identify accumulated depreciation (the total depreciation taken on the assets over time).
3. Subtract accumulated depreciation from gross fixed assets to get the net fixed assets.

If you upload the financial statements, I can help locate these figures and calculate the exact values for 2016 and 2017.

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Further Questions:

1. What is the purpose of tracking net fixed assets on the balance sheet?
2. How does accumulated depreciation affect net fixed assets over time?
3. Why might net fixed assets decrease or increase from one year to the next?
4. How do net fixed assets impact a company’s overall financial health?
5. What other terms are related to fixed assets that might appear on a balance sheet?

Quick Tip:

Always check if any asset revaluation occurred, as this can impact the net fixed asset value beyond just depreciation adjustments.