There are actually several types of zakat that fall under the category of zakat on assets.. Examples of zakat on assets are as follows:-

• Zakat on gold and silver: Among the many assets on which zakat must be paid, it is not surprising that the ownership of gold and silver falls into this category. It is a valuable element and its value is always increasing. In fact, gold and silver were also once used as currency. In addition, it is also used as an ornament. Thus, valuable assets such as this definitely should be subject to zakat. 
• Zakat on income: Paid on all income or salary at the end of the haul (a period of one full year). This income includes salary working for a company, bonuses, savings dividends, grants or gifts, compensation and other sources of income. 
• Zakat on savings: Paid based on the amount of savings either in a bank savings account, ASB, ASW and so on. The method of calculating nisab for savings is subject to the total amount of savings at the end of the year or the end of the haul period.
• Zakat on Business: If you do any kind of business activity – whether in the field of manufacturing, supply, agriculture, fishing, mining, or any service, then you have to pay business zakat.
• Zakat on EPF: Don’t worry – the zakat charged on your EPF is not on your EPF savings. Instead, it is zakat that is charged on any withdrawal from your EPF savings. However, there is a difference with the zakat on EPF, which is that it must be paid immediately after the savings are released, instead of waiting for the end of the haul period.
• Zakat on shares: Although it is often not visible on the surface, holding shares also falls under the category of assets and thus is subject to zakat. There are three types of nisab calculation methods for shares, each of which depends on a different situation: equity purchased throughout the year, equity sold, and equity in a private company or cooperative. This equity holding is obtained from the capital market including buying and selling shares, unit trusts (trust funds), exchange traded funds (ETFs – Exchange Traded Funds), commercial real estate shares (REITs – Real Estate Investment Trusts), index funds, bonds, sukuk, and derivatives, and also equity over shares in a company and cooperative. 

Apart from the types of assets mentioned above, there are several other types of assets or property that must be paid zakat. This includes zakat for agriculture, livestock and takaful, which is a type of insurance based on Islamic or shariah-compliant principles. However, personal items such as your home, furniture, card, food and clothing that you wear are not included.