No, a Lapsing Schedule and a Depreciation Schedule are not the same. A Lapsing Schedule typically refers to a timeline or framework for monitoring the expiration of certain assets, licenses, or contracts. In contrast, a Depreciation Schedule outlines the method and timeline for allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life for accounting purposes. While both are used in financial management, they serve different functions.
To create a lapsing schedule of fixed assets, start by listing all fixed assets along with their acquisition dates, costs, and expected useful lives. Next, calculate the annual depreciation for each asset using an appropriate method (e.g., straight-line, declining balance) and determine the accumulated depreciation to date. Then, organize this information in a table format, showing the asset details, depreciation, and remaining value over time. Regularly update the schedule to reflect any disposals or additions to the asset list.
Fixed asset depreciation schedule shows the calculation of yearly depreciation expense which is scheduled to be charged to income statement for all fixed assets and the total amount of depreciation applicable to specific income statement of business.
why depreciation is not same amount each year?
First up all depreciation shedule is prepared as per statutory requirement. Secondly with reference to the depreciation shedule journal entry has to be passed by debiting the depreciation account and crediting the concerned fixed assets account.
Accumulated depreciation which is not shown in income and expenditure account as expenditure and the same is included in the net profit and shown separately as depreciation reserved fund while adding it in the capital fund.
A lapsing schedule of fixed assets is a tool used by accountants to mark the depreciation value over time. The schedule includes original purchase cost of each asset, sales of the assets and accumulated depreciation.
To create a lapsing schedule of fixed assets, start by listing all fixed assets along with their acquisition dates, costs, and expected useful lives. Next, calculate the annual depreciation for each asset using an appropriate method (e.g., straight-line, declining balance) and determine the accumulated depreciation to date. Then, organize this information in a table format, showing the asset details, depreciation, and remaining value over time. Regularly update the schedule to reflect any disposals or additions to the asset list.
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A lapsing schedule of materials and supplies outlines the planned usage and replenishment of inventory over a specified period, typically detailing the quantities and timing of orders. It helps in tracking the consumption rates and ensuring that materials are available when needed while minimizing excess stock. This schedule is often used in inventory management to optimize purchasing decisions and control costs effectively. By regularly updating the lapsing schedule, organizations can maintain efficient supply levels and avoid shortages or overstock situations.
Yes depreciation schedule is required to disclose for the better understanding for the reader of the books of accounts.
Fixed asset depreciation schedule shows the calculation of yearly depreciation expense which is scheduled to be charged to income statement for all fixed assets and the total amount of depreciation applicable to specific income statement of business.
why depreciation is not same amount each year?
First up all depreciation shedule is prepared as per statutory requirement. Secondly with reference to the depreciation shedule journal entry has to be passed by debiting the depreciation account and crediting the concerned fixed assets account.
Cost of depreciation assets and accumulated depreciation is same as accumulated depreciaton calculates how much depreciation is charged till date while remaining is current book value of assets.
Expiring, or cancelling.
Expiring, or cancelling.
because whin using the composite depreciation or group depreciation method and want to sale an asets we make the cash is debt by the cash received and credit the assets by original cost and the diferrince debt accomulated depreciation , then the account of accomualted deprciation in the balance sheet will not the same as depriciation expene in the income statement