About fixed asset adjustment transactions

Generally, transactions related to fixed asset maintenance (such as the acquisition or depreciation of assets) are created in the system automatically right after you create or depreciate an asset.
You can review the list of transactions related to a particular asset on the Transaction history tab of the Fixed assets (FA303000) window.

Sometimes you may need to change the fixed asset amounts posted in the system, such as the amount of the depreciation of the selected fixed asset in a particular period, or the depreciable basis for the asset.

In these cases, you can create an adjusting transaction manually by using the Fixed asset transactions (FA301000) window.

An amount of the transaction that you create will update a required amount (depending on the transaction type that you have specified).

When you create a new transaction, select an asset, the book that will be affected, and the type of transaction being created, and specify the transaction amount.

You can manually create the following types of adjusting transactions:

Type Description
Purchasing +

Through this transaction, the depreciable basis of the fixed asset specified in the transaction will be updated, so that since the period of this transaction, the depreciation will be calculated according to the recalculated depreciable basis.

Then the system updates the current cost of the fixed asset (the Current cost field on the Balance tab of the Fixed assets (FA303000) window) and the depreciable basis (the Basis field on the Balance tab of the Fixed assets (FA303000) window) to calculate the depreciation expenses of the selected asset.

The changes will affect the selected book only.
Depreciation+

Through this transaction, the depreciation amount calculated in a particular period for the fixed asset specified in this transaction will be updated.

The system updates the amount in the Depreciated field on the Depreciation history tab in the Fixed assets (FA303000) window immediately after releasing the Depreciation+ transaction.

This adjusting transaction will affect the selected book only.