The fixed asset register is a way of recording and tracking all the fixed assets that the a company owns. This helps to identify loss of assets through theft or carelessness, provides a place where deprecation can be calculated and details of insurance
how can we maintain/ prepare the fixed assets register? pleases tell me with proforma.
International Accounting Standard number 16 applies to valuation and depreciation of fixed assets.
At current Market Value
Fixed assets management is an accounting process that helps track fixed assests for financial accounting, preventative maintenance and to prevent theft.
Fixed assets are long-term assets that are used in the operations of a business, such as buildings and equipment, while other assets are typically short-term assets like cash and inventory. Fixed assets have a physical form and are not easily converted to cash, while other assets are more liquid. In terms of accounting treatment, fixed assets are recorded on the balance sheet at their historical cost and depreciated over their useful life, while other assets are typically recorded at their current market value.
Fixed assets are assets that will not be sold, disposed, used up, expire, or traded within 12 months (one accounting cycle). Fixed assets are usually depreciated at the end of each fiscal year to reflect the amount that was used up within the year.
Fixed assets reconciliation is the process of ensuring that the recorded values of a company's fixed assets in its accounting records match the actual physical assets and their corresponding values. This involves verifying details such as asset acquisition costs, accumulated depreciation, and disposals. The goal is to identify discrepancies, ensure accurate financial reporting, and maintain proper asset management. Regular reconciliation helps organizations track their investments in fixed assets and supports compliance with accounting standards.
Fixed asset register record all information regarding purchases of fixed assets as well as depreciation and replacement information
1. The private sector accounting prepared accrual basis but public sector Accounting prepared cash basis. 2. The public sector account fixed assets treated expense but Private sector account fixed assets treated capital. 3. The public sector account analysis report Public but private sector account analysis report not public. 4. The public sector account fixed assets not calculated depreciation but private sector account fixed assets depreciation calculated.
1) Revenue 2) Expenditure 3) Conversion 4) Fixed Assets
Fixed assets are also tangible assets with the following characteristics: (1) for the production of goods, provide services, for rental or administrative purposes; (2) to a term of over one year; (3) high unit price. Classified by economic use of fixed assets, fixed assets can be divided into production and business class business class of all fixed assets of .1 non-production, production and operation class of fixed assets, is the direct service of production, business process various types of fixed assets. Such as the production and management with houses, buildings, machinery, equipment, utensils, tools. 2, non-production business with the fixed assets is not directly serving production and business processes of various fixed assets. Such as dormitories, dining hall, bathrooms, hairdressing room and so the use of housing, equipment and other fixed assets, etc.. Hug the use classification of fixed assets can be divided into fixed assets in use, no use of fixed assets and fixed assets not required. Classification of the ownership of fixed assets can be divided into fixed assets owned fixed assets and rental income. Leased fixed assets are divided into operating lease of fixed assets and fixed assets financed by leasing. The economic use of fixed assets and use of comprehensive classification: 1, production and operation of fixed assets. 2, with fixed assets of non-production operations. 3, leased fixed assets. Means the lease under operating lease of fixed assets to other units. 4, No need for fixed assets. 5, no use of fixed assets. 6, the land. That in the past has accounted for the land alone. Paid for land acquisition compensation fee, should be included in land-related housing, the value of the building, 7, fixed assets financed by leasing. Details of fixed assets subject to classification according to the set, also can directly write the name of the specific device. The use of accounting software have now fixed detailed title. Subjects use a lot, as long as the related fixed assets accounting are required.
it is the fixed assets like spare parts which are for adding value to a fixed assets and therefore are allowable expenses in taxation Answered by Peter Kasaija gapeter24@yahoo.co.uk