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Asset Register
Objective
To maintain a detailed record of the company’s fixed assets by recording depreciation and current asset values, in addition to providing a facility to evaluate remaining usefulness by tracking expenditures incurred or income derived from assets.
The Value of Assets Register
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Maintain a register of all assets and their ocations
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Track expenses incurred for any asset
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Calculate book and tax-based depreciation
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Track maintenance history for each asset
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Obtain estimates of the remaining ‘useful life’ of an asset
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Report on disposals, revaluations and/or acquisitions
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Provide detailed reporting and screen queries
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Provision for initial and investment allowances
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Manage capital expenditure items
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Support IAS 16 regulations
Matching Assets Register to your business
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Define fixed or variable depreciation rates
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Multi-period accounting
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User-defined retention of history
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Book and Tax values plus three alternative user-defined valuations
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Revalue financial assets
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Asset Branch, Cost Center and/or Location transfer
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Dispose of assets
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Asset count process include labels with bar-codes
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Automatically post monthly provisions to the General Ledger according to a user-defined hierarchy
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Calculate book depreciation and tax allowances using: Straight line; Reducing balance; Statistical or Fixed estimated useful life of asset
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Assign assets to individual branches of the business, and/or user-defined groups and types
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Attach sub-assets to other assets
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Group assets for reporting purposes
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Define variable depreciation rates for up to 14 years
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Record revenue and expense transactions for any asset quickly and easily
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Document and track maintenance or repair time against each asset
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Determine profit or loss on the sale of any asset
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Calculate depreciation and tax allowances to-date when initially adding assets
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Control work flow budget approval and requisitioning against Capex
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Temporarily suspend depreciation if asset is out of commission