On this tab, you can list the fixed assets to be returned from conservation.


The "Conservation of Fixed Assets (create)" form. The Fixed Assets tab

Click Add on the toolbar to append a line to the document.

In the Fixed Asset / ID column, select the fixed asset being returned is use from conservation; its identifier will appear automatically.

The Depreciation Suspension Date column shows the date starting which depreciation was not calculated.

Use the Planned End Date of Conservation column to select the date starting which depreciation calculation will be resumed.

The Gross Cost subcolumn shows the initial cost of the asset as in the Fixed Asset Entry document or its revised cost as in the Changes of Fixed Asset Parameters document if the cost was changed. The Salvage Value subcolumn shows the asset net book value at which depreciation must be finally stopped.

The Useful Life (Months) subcolumn (available for the Straight Line method) is populated with the number of months the fixed asset is planned to be used. The Depreciation Method subcolumn shows one of the following available depreciation methods that was assigned to the fixed asset:

  • Straight Line: To calculate depreciation in equal monthly amounts during the fixed asset useful life.
  • Units of Production: To calculate depreciation amounts proportionally to actual usage of the fixed asset.

The Depreciable Cost subcolumn is populated by default with the initial cost or revised of the asset minus the salvage value. The Accumulated Depreciation subcolumn shows the sum of depreciation amounts calculated over all previous periods, since the start of depreciation.

The Net Book Value column shows the current cost of the fixed asset, that is, the gross cost minus the accumulated depreciation amount.

In the Reason column, you can specify why this fixed asset is returned from conservation.

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The Calculate button can be used to refill the data for the listed fixed assets if the data was changed by other documents.



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