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Assets become fixed assets with book values

What moves

Asking to capitalise (or registering an asset above the threshold) makes accounting create a fixed asset; accounting's depreciation, revaluation and disposal flow back onto the asset.

Before you start

  • Assets and Accounting in your plan
  • A fixed-asset category set up in accounting
  • Asset value above zero

Step by step

  1. Asset managerAsset Management

    Presses Send to accounting on an asset with a cost.

    You see:The asset shows that accounting has been asked; a second click is refused.

  2. Creates the matching fixed asset once.

    You see:The fixed asset appears under accounting's fixed assets.

  3. Runs depreciation as usual.

    You see:Book value and accumulated depreciation are written back to the asset record.

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