Orginial Cost Depreciation Asset Key Reverse Depr Write Up/Down

Change Asset [U0120]

Introduction

Option Descriptions

• ADJUST ORIGINAL COST
  Certain financial information for an asset may be corrected or changed using the Adjust Original Cost option of this update. This option adjusts the starting cost (when newly added, the starting cost equals the acquisition cost), other charges, and residual, if these amounts were entered incorrectly on the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101]. It is important to note that cost should not be changed after funds for the asset have been disbursed. Doing so does not change the tax basis, which results in incorrect depreciation being calculated. Also, the asset must be newly added to inventory for this update to affect a change in all costs (such as acquisition cost, starting cost, tax basis, inventory value, etc.), rather than just a change to starting cost.
  
  
• CHANGE DEPRECIATION
  The asset's depreciation methods and other related information may be changed using the Change Depreciation option of this update. A change in an asset's book depreciation method necessitates recalculation of depreciation amounts and, if the asset is under an operating lease, an update of the G/L.
  
  
• CHANGE KEY
  The Change Key option of this update places an off-lease, inventoried asset into a different portfolio, company, region, and office. All related information is transferred with the asset. A record of the transfer is kept as part of the asset's history.
  
  
• REVERSE DEPRECIATION ACCRUAL
  The Reverse Depreciation Accrual option of this update processes the reversal of an asset's depreciation to a specified date. G/L amounts are recalculated for Inventory and Depreciation.
  
  
• WRITE UP/DOWN
  If the asset has come off lease, the Write Up/Down option of this update may be used to write up/down the inventoried value of the asset value.

 

For any of the Change Asset options, use this screen to input the asset number to be changed, or select the field and click to start the Asset Search function. When running LeasePak, the screen has the Change Asset option name in the title bar.

 

Adjust Original Cost

• Adjust Original Cost Audit Report

Assets newly added, with accounts payable not yet paid to the vendor, are in pre-inventory, status NRIV, and their cost may be adjusted. The ADJUST ASSET ORIGINAL COST field on the Custom General update [U0712] governs whether cost can be adjusted even if accounts payable have been disbursed for the asset as long as it is not on lease. With the Custom General switch set to Y, assets remain in status NRIV until they are booked on a lease. Error messages will appear if the asset selected is on lease (status NLSE) or sold (NSLD). Residual and other charges can be adjusted for assets in NRIN status.

Asset cost may not be adjusted after a tax year has expired and depreciation has been taken on the asset.

A warning message will be displayed if an active note is attached to the lease. The message appears if the Notes Payable module is purchased.

 

This screen appears if the asset has sub-assets. Acquisition cost is entered and maintained at the sub-asset level. Modify the amounts in the ACQ COST field for each sub-asset to change original cost. The first TOTAL at the bottom of the screen will increase or decrease as cost changes. The total is the original cost for the parent asset.

ID cannot be changed for a sub-asset. LeasePak seems to allow the user to override an ID, but the change is not stored on the sub-asset (MEQ_SN) file.

A sub-asset may be deleted by deleting its ID if the asset is newly added and not yet on lease.

For background information on sub-assets and parent assets, refer to the sub-asset entry screens of the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101].

 

This screen is used to change financial information for the asset selected. Other types of incorrect financial information may be modified through the other options of this update [U0120] or the Asset update [U0210]. If a newly added asset has incorrect information that may not be changed through either update, use the Delete Asset option, then the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101] to add the asset correctly.

Field Descriptions

• STARTING COST
  The value at which this asset will be placed into inventory is displayed and may be changed. For the newly added asset, STARTING COST is the original acquisition cost. Any change is recorded as an increase or decrease to the accounts payable for the asset.
  
  The asset's tax basis is changed along with starting cost. The inventory value of the asset is adjusted to the new STARTING COST.
  
  Any change is recorded as an increase or decrease to the accounts payable for the asset. After some funds for the asset have been disbursed, it is possible to adjust the cost, but not below the amount already disbursed. The ADJUST ASSET ORIGINAL COST parameter on the Custom General update [U0712] controls whether adjustments are allowed once funds have been disbursed.
  
  If the Portfolio switch Disburse Upfront Sales Tax is set to Y and STARTING COST is changed, the new base amount and sales tax amount will be calculated and displayed on the next screen.
  
  
• BOOK VALUE
  The inventoried value of the asset (starting cost - (life-to-date depreciation) at the lease commencement date) is displayed.
  
  If a change is made to the cost of the asset, the BOOK VALUE will automatically be recalculated.
  
  
• OTHER CHARGES
  Enter or change OTHER CHARGES to be associated with this asset. OTHER CHARGES may be increased or decreased regardless of whether the asset has been on lease before or not. OTHER CHARGES are capitalized when the asset is booked to a lease. For assets booked to operating leases, OTHER CHARGES are not carried on the General Ledger, i.e., they are not capitalized.
  
  
• RESIDUAL
  Enter the estimated market value of the asset at the end of the lease. The amount of RESIDUAL may be both increased or decreased regardless of whether the asset has been on lease before. For interest bearing loans (IBLs), a balloon payment can be booked in this field.

  LeasePak allows operating type assets to be booked with a RESIDUAL that exceeds the ACQUISITION COST.

 

This screen is used to display the upfront tax base amount and sales tax amount for the asset. All fields can be modified, but the sum of BASE AMOUNT and UPFRONT SAL TAX amount should equal starting cost.

Field Descriptions

• UPFRONT SALES TAX (Y/N)
  Always Y.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - ST
  Post office abbreviation for a US state, Canadian province or territory, or Mexican state is displayed for this asset's location. A portion of the upfront sales tax based on the state rate will be payable to the state. This field is initially defaulted with the state in which the asset is located, but can be modified.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - ST RATE
  The sales tax rate for the state is displayed. For example, if the rate is 6%, it appears as __6.00000, not ____.06000. This field is initially defaulted with the state use tax rate entered in Location update [U0701]. If it is modified, the base and sales tax amount are recalculated.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - CT
  Displayed is the county code for the upfront sales tax. A portion of the upfront sales tax based on the county rate will be payable to the county. This field is initially defaulted with the county in which the asset is located. It can be modified. The combination of state, county, and city must exist in LeasePak's tax rate tables (refer to the Location update [U0701]).
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - CT RATE
  The upfront sales tax rate for the county is displayed. This field is initially defaulted with the county use tax rate entered in Location update [U0701]. If this field is modified the base and sales tax amount are recalculated.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - CY
  The city code for the upfront sales tax is displayed. If it is modified, the combination of state, county, and city must exist in LeasePak's tax rate tables (refer to the Location update [U0701]). This field is initially defaulted with the city in which the asset is located.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - ST RATE
  The sales tax rate for the state is displayed. For example, if the rate is 6%, it appears as __6.00000, not ____.06000. This field is initially defaulted with the state use tax rate entered in Location update [U0701]. If it is modified, the base and sales tax amount are recalculated.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - CT RATE
  The upfront sales tax rate for the county is displayed. This field is initially defaulted with the county use tax rate entered in Location update [U0701]. If this field is modified, the base and sales tax amount are recalculated.
  
  
• UPFRONT SALES TAX - CY RATE
  The sales tax rate for the city is displayed. This field is initially defaulted with the city use tax rate entered in Location update [U0701]. If it is modified, the base and sales tax amount are recalculated.
  
  
• BASE TAX AMT
  Displays a dollar amount calculated from the acquisition cost and state, county and city rates. Can be changed for penny rounding problem.
  
  
• UPFRONT SAL TX
  Displays the calculated dollar amount using the percentages in the state, county and city rate fields added together and multiplied by the base tax amount. Can be changed for penny rounding problem, but the sum of this field and BASE TAX AMT should equal acquisition cost.

 

Adjust Original Cost Audit Report

The Adjust Original Cost Audit report [U0120A] reports at the asset level and provides the following information for each asset adjusted:

• ASSET
  The asset number is displayed.
  
  
• DATA ENTRY OPER
  The initials of the operator who made the change to the asset's financial information are displayed.
  
  
• STARTING COST
  The starting cost of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• INVENTORIED VALUE
  The inventoried value of the asset, after the change, is displayed. It is calculated as the new STARTING COST less the new L-T-D BOOK DEPRECIATION. (The Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101] calculates book depreciation if the asset's in-service date is prior to the system booking date.)
  
  
• OTHER CHARGES
  The other charges of the asset, after the change, are displayed.
  
  
• RESIDUAL
  The residual value of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ORIGINAL ITC UNEARNED
  The original unearned Investment Tax Credit of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• CURRENT ITC UNEARNED
  The current unearned Investment Tax Credit, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• LTD BOOK DEPRECIATION
  The life-to-date book depreciation of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• STATE
  The current state and rate, after the change, are displayed if sales tax is disbursed upfront.
  
  
• COUNTY
  The current county and rate, after the change, are displayed if sales tax is disbursed upfront.
  
  
• CITY
  The current city and rate, after the change, are displayed if sales tax is disbursed upfront.
  
  
• BASE TAX AMOUNT
  The base taxable amount of the asset cost, after the change, is displayed if sales tax is disbursed upfront.
  
  
• TOTAL UPFRONT SALES TAX
  The total upfront sales tax amount, after the change, is displayed if sales tax is disbursed upfront.

 

Change Depreciation

• Change Depreciation Audit Report

Depreciation for an asset that has been sold may not be changed.

 

This screen appears if the asset has sub-assets. Salvage value is entered and maintained at the sub-asset level. Modify the amounts in the SAL % or SALVAGE VALUE fields if the change to depreciation is needed because of an error in entry of salvage value. The second TOTAL at the bottom of the screen will increase or decrease as salvage value changes. The total is the book salvage value for the parent asset.

Enter the Part Number for the asset and sub-assets is displayed, up to 25 characters. LeasePak will track all sub-assets under the same Part Number for any Salvage Value Write Down [U0128] purposes.

For background information on sub-assets and parent assets, refer to the sub-asset entry screens of the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101].

 

This screen is used to enter or change depreciation and other related information. If BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD is left blank, the following may not be accessed:

• Book Depreciation Basis
• Book Salvage Value
• Book Depreciation Start Date

The following fields may not be accessed after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service:

• Federal Depreciation Method
• State Depreciation Method
• Alternate Minimum Tax Method
• ITC Code
• ITC Method
• ETC Code
• New/Used (N/U)
• Original Asset Cost

The cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].

If the lease has been extended from operating to operating and the lease has been changed to a finance lease, LeasePak will disallow the change book depreciation date and tax basis

Field Descriptions

• BOOK ACCOUNTING METHOD
  Change, if desired, the book depreciation accounting method. To change the BOOK ACCOUNTING METHOD, the asset must not be on lease. Valid book accounting methods are:
  
  
  • FIN Monthly book depreciation is recorded at the asset level, but no General Ledger updating is performed.

If the asset's BOOK ACCOUNTING METHOD is changed from OPER to FIN, any General Ledger updating done under the OPER method is not reversed, since the change is not retroactive. To reverse G/L updating done for this asset under the OPER method, used the Reverse Depreciation Accrual option of the Change Asset update [U0120].

• OPER Enter operating method if the asset is to be booked on an operating lease. Monthly book depreciation is recorded at the asset level. In the general ledger, the inventoried value of the asset is decreased and depreciation expense is increased by the depreciation amount.

• BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD
  Enter the book depreciation method for the asset. Use Help for a list of valid methods. A book depreciation method must be entered if the asset is to be booked to an operating lease. However, a book depreciation code may be entered for any asset.
  
  The third and fourth characters in the code indicate the depreciable life of the asset for book depreciation.
  
  
  • ACRS depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE prior to January 1, 1981.
  • ACRS Safe Harbor depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN- SERVICE DATE after December 31, 1983.
  • MACRS 1/2 Year Convention and MACRS Mid Quarter Convention depreciation methods may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE before August 1, 1986.
    
    
• BOOK DEPRECIATION BASIS
  Enter the starting value for book depreciation of the asset. The value entered may not be greater than original acquisition cost. This field may not be accessed if BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD is blank.
  
  
• BOOK SALVAGE VALUE
  Enter the amount down to which this asset may be depreciated for book purposes. This field may not be accessed if BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD is blank.
  
  
• BOOK DEPRECIATION START DATE
  This field is defaulted to the asset's in-service date. Change it in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706], if desired. BOOK DEPRECIATION START DATE may not be before the asset's in-service date. This field may not be accessed if BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD is blank or BY.
  
  
• IN-SERVICE DATE
  Change in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706], if desired, the date on which a vehicle asset was placed in service. The IN-SERVICE DATE is the starting date for all depreciation except book and manufacturer's. It need not correspond to the asset acquisition date, lease date or commencement date. If this date is modified after depreciation is begun on the asset, the depreciation amounts calculated for the next period (during the next month-end) are adjusted for the change in the date for all methods except ADxx.
  
  The IN-SERVICE DATE for the asset may not be modified after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
  
  
• FEDERAL DEPRECIATION METHOD
  Change, if desired, the federal depreciation method. Use Help for a list of valid methods.
  
  Federal depreciation codes are established by the LeasePak system. The third and fourth characters in the method indicate the depreciable life of the asset for federal deprecation.
  
  
  • ACRS depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE prior to January 1, 1981.
  • ACRS Safe Harbor depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN- SERVICE DATE after December 31, 1983.
  • MACRS 1/2 Year Convention and MACRS Mid Quarter Convention depreciation methods may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE before August 1, 1986.
  • ADR depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE after December 31, 1980.
  • If federal depreciation is not to be calculated for the asset and Investment Tax Credit is to be claimed, the depreciation methods BY03 (bypass/3 year asset life) or BY05 (bypass/5 year asset life) must be used.

  
  The FEDERAL DEPRECIATION METHOD for the asset may not be modified after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].

• STATE DEPRECIATION METHOD
  Change, if desired, the state depreciation method for the asset. Use Help for a list of valid state depreciation methods. State depreciation codes are established by the LeasePak system. The third and fourth characters in the method indicate the depreciable life of the asset for state depreciation.
  
  
  • ACRS depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE prior to January 1, 1981.
  • ACRS Safe Harbor depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN- SERVICE DATE after December 31, 1983.
  • MACRS 1/2 Year Convention and MACRS Mid Quarter Convention depreciation methods may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE before August 1, 1986.
  • If state depreciation is not to be calculated for the asset, the depreciation methods BY03 (bypass/3 year asset life) or BY05 (bypass/5 year asset life) must be used.

  
  The STATE DEPRECIATION METHOD for the asset may not be modified after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].

• ALTERNATE MINIMUM TAX METHOD
  Enter the alternate minimum tax (AMT) depreciation method. Methods L1xx, L2xx, L3xx, L4xx and LHxx where xx stands for the depreciable life of the asset in years are the only valid AMT depreciation methods that may be entered.
  
  AMT depreciation may not be used for assets with an IN-SERVICE DATE prior to August 1, 1986.
  
  The AMT METHOD for the asset may not be modified after the cutoff date following the end of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
  
  
• ITC CODE
  Enter or change, if desired, the Investment Tax Credit method for tax purposes. Valid ITC CODES are:
  
  
  • BYPS Bypass indicates that ITC is not taken for this asset by either the lessor or lessee. ITC must be bypassed if the federal depreciable life is less than 3 years or if the in-service date is on or after January 1, 1986.
  • PASS ITC is not taken by the lessor for this asset; it is passed through to the lessee. The asset must be new in order to pass ITC through.
  • TK The full amount of ITC available is taken in the current year. LeasePak automatically takes 6% if the federal depreciable life is 3 years or 10% if the federal depreciable life is greater than 3 years.
  • TK2 The full amount of ITC available is taken at 2 percent per year for tax purposes. LeasePak shows the amount of ITC to claim as 2% each year for 3 years if the federal depreciable life is 3 years or 2% each year for 5 years if the federal depreciable life is greater than 3 years.
  • TR A reduced amount of ITC is taken in the current year. LeasePak automatically takes 4% if the federal depreciable life is 3 years or 8% if the federal depreciable life is greater than 3 years. A reduced amount of ITC may be taken only if the federal depreciation method is ACRS.
  • TR2 A reduced amount of ITC is taken over 3 or 5 years for tax purposes. LeasePak shows the amount of ITC to claim as one- third of 4% of the asset cost for each of 3 years if the federal depreciable life is 3 years or one-fifth of 8% of the asset cost for each of 5 years if the federal depreciable life is greater than 3 years. A reduced amount of ITC may be taken only if the federal depreciation method is ACRS.

  
  A warning message is displayed if an ITC code of other than BYPS is entered for an asset with an IN-SERVICE DATE after January 1, 1986.

  ITC codes may not be changed after the tax reporting deadline for their first taxable year has passed.

• ITC METHOD
  Enter the Investment Tax Credit accrual method for tax purposes. If the ITC CODE is BYPS or PASS, this field may not be accessed. Valid ITC accrual methods are:
  
  
  • SL ITC is accrued using the straight-line method over the federal depreciable life of the asset.
    
    
  • SOYD Sum Of The Years Digits: The amount of ITC is accrued using the following formula:
    
    

    CURRENT UNEARNED ITC INCOME
    * NO. OF REMAINING MONTHS
    / SUM OF THE DIGITS OF REMAINING LIFE

  • PROP Proportional method: The amount of ITC taken is proportional to the rate at which lessor income is earned on the lease. This method applies only to assets that are on-lease. If PROP is entered for an off-lease asset, ITC will be taken using the straight-line method until the asset goes on-lease. Similarly, an on-lease asset using the PROP method will revert to the SL method when it comes off- lease.

  
  ITC methods may not be changed after the tax reporting deadline for their first taxable year has passed.

• ETC CODE
  Change, if desired, the Energy Tax Credit (ETC) method. Use Help for a list of valid ETC methods. The asset must be new in order to take ETC. ETC must be bypassed if the federal depreciable life is less than 3 years. A warning message is displayed if an ETC method of other than BYPS is entered for an asset with an IN-SERVICE DATE after January 1, 1986. ETC methods may not be changed after the tax reporting deadline for their first taxable year has passed.
  
  
• NEW/USED (N/U)
  Enter N if the vehicle is new or U if used. ITC and ETC may not be passed- through for used vehicles. The depreciation method ADR 150% Declining Balance may be selected only for used vehicles. The depreciation methods ADR Sum of the Year's Digits and ADR 200% Declining Balance may only be selected for new vehicles.
  
  The NEW/USED indicator for the asset may not be modified after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
  
  
• ORIGINAL ASSET COST
  Enter or change, if desired, the original asset cost. This amount is used for the calculation of gross profit. A warning message is displayed if the ORIGINAL ASSET COST entered is higher than the asset's acquisition cost.
  
  ORIGINAL ASSET COST may not be modified after the cutoff of the fiscal year in which the asset was placed in service. Both the cutoff date and the fiscal year-end date may be modified through the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
  
  
• ADDITIONAL DEPR. METHOD 1
  Enter the additional depreciation method 1 for the asset, if any.
  

  Vehicle Finance users: this feature is not part of Vehicle Finance.

  
  
• ADDITIONAL DEPR. METHOD 2
  Enter the additional depreciation method 2 for the asset, if any.
  

  Vehicle Finance users: this feature is not part of Vehicle Finance.

  
  
• DIMINISHING RATE %
  Enter the diminishing rate for the asset. Access to this field will be given when DVA1 and/or DVA2 are entered in the Federal and/or Book depreciation method fields.

 

Change Depreciation Audit Report

The Change Depreciation Audit report [U0120B] reports at the asset level and provides the following information for each asset modified:

• ASSET
  The asset number is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK ACCOUNTING METHOD
  The book accounting method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK DEPRECIATION METHOD
  The book depreciation method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK DEPRECIATION BASIS
  The book depreciation basis of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK SALVAGE VALUE
  The book salvage value of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK DEPRECIATION START DATE
  The book depreciation start date of the asset, after the change, is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• IN-SERVICE DATE
  The in-service date of the asset, after the change, is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• FEDERAL DEPRECIATION METHOD
  The federal depreciation method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• STATE DEPRECIATION METHOD
  The state depreciation method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ALTERNATE MINIMUM TAX METHOD
  The alternate minimum tax method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ITC CODE
  The ITC code of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ITC METHOD
  The ITC method of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ETC CODE
  The ETC code of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• NEW/USED
  The new/used indicator of the asset, after the change, is displayed.
  
  
• ORIGINAL ASSET COST
  The original asset cost of the asset, after the change, is displayed.

 

Change Asset Key

This screen is used to enter the new portfolio, company, region, and office (P/C/R/O) of the asset. The old P/C/R/O of the asset is displayed. The new P/C/R/O must be different from the old P/C/R/O.

If a notes payable is attached to the asset, it will be move to the new office as of its accrued to date.

Field Descriptions

• PORT
  Enter the new portfolio number for the asset. If the portfolio number is not to be changed, enter the current portfolio number. A portfolio number must be entered.
  
  
• COMP
  Enter the new company number for the asset. If the company number is not to be changed, enter the current company number. A company number must be entered.
  
  
• REGN
  Enter the new region number for the asset. If the region number is not to be changed, enter the current region number. A region number must be entered.
  
  
• OFFIC
  Enter the new office number for the asset. If the office number is not to be changed, enter the current office number. An office number must be entered.

 

Reverse Depreciation Accrual

• Reverse Book Depreciation Audit Report

Only assets with the book accounting method OPER may be modified using this function.

 

This screen is used to enter the new accrued to date for the asset's book depreciation. The new date must be before the old one.

When reversing depreciation on an operating type asset that is in inventory, only book depreciation information is changed. Federal, State and Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT) information is not affected. The year-end file (RYR) is not updated when reversing depreciation on an inventoried operating type asset.

Field Descriptions

• BOOK DEPR START DATE
  The start date of the asset's book depreciation is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• OLD ACCRUED TO DATE
  The old accrued to date of the asset is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• NEW ACCRUED TO DATE
  Enter the NEW ACCRUED TO DATE in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].. This date must be after the BOOK DEPR START DATE and prior to the OLD ACCRUED TO DATE.
  
  
• INVENTORY - OLD
  The inventoried value of the asset as of the OLD ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed.
  
  
• INVENTORY - NEW
  The inventoried value of the asset as of the NEW ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed. (The new value displays when Return is pressed.)
  
  
• LTD DEPRECIATION - OLD
  The life-to-date book depreciation of the asset as of the OLD ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• LTD DEPRECIATION - NEW
  The life-to-date book depreciation of the asset as of the NEW ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706]. when RETURN is pressed.
  
  
• DO YOU WISH TO UPDATE THIS ASSET? (Y/N)?
  Enter Y if this asset is to be updated with the new depreciation information. The asset is updated when RETURN is pressed. Enter N to leave the asset as it was.

 

Reverse Book Depreciation Audit Report

The Reverse Book Depreciation Audit report [U0120C] is at the asset level and provides the following information for each asset whose depreciation is reversed.

• ASSET
  The asset number is displayed.
  
  
• BOOK DEPRECIATION START DATE
  The BOOK DEPRECIATION START DATE is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• OLD ACCRUED TO DATE
  The accrued to date prior to the accrual reversal is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• NEW ACCRUED TO DATE
  The new ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706].
  
  
• INVENTORIED VALUE -- OLD
  The INVENTORIED VALUE as of the OLD ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed.
  
  
• INVENTORIED VALUE -- NEW
  The INVENTORIED VALUE as of the NEW ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed.
  
  
• LTD DEPRECIATION -- OLD
  The life-to-date depreciation as of the OLD ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed.
  
  
• LTD DEPRECIATION -- NEW
  The life-to-date depreciation as of the NEW ACCRUED TO DATE is displayed.

 

Write Up/Down

Use the Write Up/Down option to change the book value of an asset in inventory (off lease). LeasePak displays a warning message if an active Notes Payable note is attached to the asset.

Using the option to write up (increase) the value of an asset results in the following general ledger transaction:

Amount	Debit	Credit
Amount of Increase	Inventory	Gain on Sale of Equipment

Using the option to write down (decrease) the value of an asset results in the following general ledger transaction:

Amount	Debit	Credit
Amount of Decrease	Loss on Sale or Termination	Inventory

• BOOK VALUE
  LeasePak displays the current book value of the asset.

• NEW BOOK VALUE
  Type a new book value for the asset. Any future book depreciation will use the new value as basis.

 

 

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