The Sydney depreciation schedule has
simplified the process of processing journal entries and preparing a schedule
for your depreciable assets. It is recommended to have a unit recorded against
the purchase transaction to utilize the schedule and non-unitized investments
are also supported in the schedule. To include an asset in the schedule has to
navigate to period compliance by selecting the search for the asset by either
the account code or name. The purchase date or opening cost will be
automatically calculated and will include any cost base adjustments if
applicable. It is editable and open for on-screen adjustments. Accumulated
depreciation will only display when setting up a fund on simple funds will calculate
the total balance posted to the investments linked depreciation account. The
assets contract date must be before the system start date for the accumulated
depreciation field to display by selecting the depreciation method simple fund
supports the diminishing value of prime cost on low-value pool with capital
works deduction.
The input depreciation rate will
automatically calculate the opening written down the value on the simple fund
that provides you with the flexibility to adjust the opening written down the
value that might be required. For any funds that have been migrated from the
simple desktop, the closing written down value will update once the Sydney depreciation schedule has been posted in the current period. It simplifies the
managing depreciation by giving the ability to post similar depreciation
simultaneously through the use of depreciation schedule pools. To add an asset
to a low-value pool search for the asset into the pool date to reflect the date
that the asset will be allocated to the pool. The fund will automatically
determine the depreciation rate to use by looking at the pool date prior to the
current financial year, the full depreciation rate will be used. But if the
pool date is within the current year and the half-rate will be used. In
subsequent financial years, the full rate will be used when depreciation
schedule assets in the low-value pool required the opening cost on written
value, or closing written down value.
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