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Clicking the Calculate function opens the Calculate Fixed Asset Value form, which is used to revalue fixed assets (FAs) or small tools due to changes such as upgrades or impairments. The form simplifies the process of adjusting the value of the assets. It is applicable in the following scenarios:

1. Revaluation of Fixed Assets

Revaluation is used to calculate increased or decreased acquisition value and value adjustments for the Entry Types 3 to 5 in the Value tab. These adjustments are based on value estimates and allow consistent Depreciation Calculation by applying the standard depreciation rate across both acquisition and revaluation values.

2. Reversal of Revaluation

Reversal of Revaluation is used for calculating the reversal of previously posted revaluations for the Entry Types 7 and 8 in the Value tab. This ensures accurate calculation of disposal or upward and downward revaluation.

Warning

Before applying depreciation to revalued values, calculate both the acquisition value and value adjustment based on the estimate, to maintain correct and consistent Depreciation Calculations.

 

The Calculate Fixed Assets Value form can be accessed by right-clicking in the Value tab of either the Fixed assets and Small Tools register and selecting the Calculate feature.

Hint

Examples of how to use the Calculate Fixed Assets Value form are described on the corresponding pages of the User Manual for PANTHEON.

 

The form is divided into the following sections:

Table of contents

  1. Fixed Asset Number
  2. Current Values
  3. New Values
  4. Action Buttons

1. Fixed Asset Number

The inventory number which is a unique identifier assigned to each FA for tracking and management purposes. It helps distinguish one FA from another.

Number The Number identifies the specific FA being revalued. It matches the Invent. No. displayed in the Header section of the Fixed Assets or Small Tools register. It ensures accurate application of revaluation entries to the correct FA.

2. Current Values

The Current Values section displays the FA's current financial details as recorded in the Value tab of the FA’s register. These values are populated automatically.

Cost Represents the asset’s current acquisition value. This is the original purchase price or the amount paid to acquire the asset.

Accumulated Deprec.

(Accumulated Depreciation)

The total amount of depreciation that has been recorded for the asset from the time it was acquired up to the current date. This value reflects how much of the asset's cost has been expensed over its useful life due to wear and tear, obsolescence, or aging.
nDifference Net book value, also known as carrying value represents the asset’s current value as recorded in the books. It is calculated by subtracting Accumulated Depreciation from the Cost. This value indicates the portion of the asset's cost that has not yet been depreciated and remains capitalized.

3. New Values

In the New Values section, updated financial data for the assets can be entered. These values will be recorded as a new status line in the asset’s register in the Value tab. The fields are interdependent - when one value is entered, the system automatically calculates the remaining two.

Cost The revised acquisition value of the asset. This includes any adjustments made after the initial purchase, such as capital improvements or revaluations, reflecting the most up-to-date valuation for accounting purposes.

Accumulated Deprec.

(Accumulated Depreciation)

The updated total depreciation amount applied to the asset.
nDifference The recalculated carrying value (net book value). It is determined by subtracting Accumulated Depreciation  from the Cost.

4. Action Buttons

These buttons are used to save new values to the asset register and optionally post them to the general ledger.

OK button

Click to save the entered or calculated values as a new line in the Value tab of the asset register without posting them to the general ledger. It is intended for cases where values need to be saved but not yet reflected in accounting reports.

Confirm/Post button

Clicking the button performs two actions simultaneously:

  • Saves the new values as a new line in the Value tab;
  • Posts the values directly to the General Ledger. This is functionally equivalent to using the Post this Line from Value tab option from the right-click menu.
Clicking this button, opens the Posting of Fixed Assets form, where posting details can be entered.

 

 

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