Can start up costs associated with getting a new location up and running within your business be capitalized even though they are non-capital items?

Divakar B

• Nov 28th, 2012

As per Accounting standard 16 specified by ICAI , Borrowing cost, Interest cost even though non capital in nature which must be capitalized if they incurred for acquisition of Qualifying capital asset...

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TEJINDER KHATKAR

• Aug 20th, 2006

Fictitious assets are not actually assets, but are expeditures which cannot be assumed to be of a particular period, hence cannot be trf to P&L Account of one year. Rather these items are shown in...

T.Prasad

• Aug 10th, 2006

Hi,Fictitious Assets :These are the assets which can not be seen, but exist in the business.ex: Goodwill, patents, etcCash Book: It is one of the Subsidiary Book which is generally used by any busine...

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tajuddin

• May 7th, 2006

if u forgot depreciation we have to follow the preliminary principal of the depreciation. That is           value of asset/life time of asset*100.

GCi

• Oct 28th, 2005

You can repet the Deprication run procedure by selecting the Repeat run option ---- BY GCI

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Ragini tiwari

• Mar 19th, 2007

Following are the steps:1.First activate the Dep areas(book & tax) in asset class.2.Assigng Dep key to Dep Areas either at Asset class level or Asset master data level.3.Assign Screen layout to de...

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Ragini Tiwari

• Mar 27th, 2007

Asset Accounting component in SAP is meant for managing and supervising fixed assets and their values.

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Depreciation is the decrease in the value of an asset due to wear & tear, obsolscense, laps of time.

shweta meravi

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• Dec 10th, 2007

Depreciation is a Gradual Diminishing or Decrease in the value of fixed assets  due wear & tear, Obsolence.

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Ghbhatti

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• Jun 5th, 2008

Book depriciation is that which we follow the method or book the depriciation. And derived depriciation is that which is already held the method or derived the rate of method of depriciation.

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mahesh.kochi

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• Jan 19th, 2009

Fictitious assets means any expendicture, the benefits which will be spread over a period of time not only to the current period. Any expendicture we made for huge advertisements resulted for a period of time. hence its is classifying as fictitious asset.

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Example, building an expansion of building , but need to rental an equipment to complete this project.

ketavarapu

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• Dec 7th, 2007

Yes, as it will be added to the cost of the project

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sridhar333

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• Mar 6th, 2008

General reserve: it is an appropriation of profit role: general reserve is created in-order to meet the future known and un-known liabilities....

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How can we made calculation of Fixed Assets?

Venugopalnair_s

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• Jun 25th, 2008

Could you please elaborate the question..I think your question is regarding depreciation calculation.

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Explain the nature and accounting treatment for fixed asset.

balajinanduri

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• Jul 8th, 2009

Once the asset is purchased it is recorded in the books of accounts by using money measurement concept. It takes in to account only the expenditure incurred for purchasing the asset.As per the company procedures depreciation will be calculated. Depreciation fund will be maintained.

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What type of depreciation is calculated for cold mines ?

shruti.a.jain

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• Apr 20th, 2009

Written Down Method

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If we do why it would not appreciate in value?

Aditya

• Aug 12th, 2011

Depreciation refers to decrease in the value of assets due to fear of obsolete and use, in-fact most of the assets have limited useful life. but there are some examples like land value of which almos...

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How to transfer asset work in progress to capital ?

Pankaj JIndal

• Feb 10th, 2015

The conveyance of something of value from one person, place, or situation to another

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yusuf

• Nov 9th, 2007

Fixed asset means it gives long term benefits to the organisation by year end we should find the accurate value of the asset for this purpose we must calculate the depreciation.

A K Sharma

• Aug 13th, 2006

Recording fixed assets,its disposal etc.

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smburu

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• Feb 18th, 2009

Secured loans refers to money borrowed from finacial institutions and secured by way of a collateral to act as the security of the loan. Unsecured loand is not secured by colateral.

hifi55

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• Jan 11th, 2009

Secured loans are those which are borrowed from banks and other financial services, which are genrally huge amounts.Unsecured loans are small amounts borrowed from unorganised instituion. Exapmle: Money?borrowed from any person or a relative, where you can get the money without any security.

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I need simple example for all depreciation methods.Thank you so muchYousry NasrEmail yousrynasr@hotmail.com

blossambuddy

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• Aug 6th, 2009

1. Fixed Instalment method 2. Written down value method3. Annuity method4. Sinking fund method5. Machine hour rate method6. Production units method7. Accelerated method

Vansat

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• Jun 11th, 2009

Following are the depriciation methods that are used in FA module: 1. Flat rate method 2. Calculated method3. Table method4. Formula method5. Production method6. STL7. DEMINISHING8. Time-Hour

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Company purchase one car on 01/01/2008, one new accounting package, and paid audit service charges. The cost of car is 20,000.00, accounting software is 6000.00 and audit fee is 3000.00 estimated depreciation is for tangible assets is 10 years and for intangible is 3 years. Pass the correspondence Book entry

vishu.143

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• Oct 20th, 2008

Car:Tangible20,000 Accounting Software:Intangible6,000 To account payable26,000 Audit Fees3,000 To account payable3,000 DereciationDereciation:Car1,000 Amortization:Software1,000 To Accumulated Depreciation2,000

gopaltripathi

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• Jul 16th, 2008

If asset is not put to use more than 180 days then 50%depriciation provided

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A company has current assets of $3 million. The company's current ratio is 1.5 and it's quick ratio is 1.0. What amount of current liabilities does the company have? What amount of the company's current assets is represented by inventory?

vivek bond

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• Dec 6th, 2008

current asset is $3billion so, current ratio = current assset current liabilities1.5 = 3 / current liabilities  current liabilities 1.5 = 3hence current liabilties is $2 billion Now, quick ...

joe fagan

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• Oct 29th, 2008

A company has current assets of $3 million. The company's current ratio is 1.5 and it's quick ratio is 1.0. What amount of current liabilities does the company have? What amount of the company...

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