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Your client's business must keep a record of all depreciable capital assets. Known as a depreciation schedule, this list records the date that each asset was placed in service, a calculation of each successive year's depreciation, and accumulated depreciation. Calculating depreciation for fixed assets can be complex. Help your clients wade through the confusion by developing a systematic approach to depreciation, as well as consistent financial reporting.
Use the following information and tools to learn some basic strategies to deal with depreciation for fixed asset transactions. You'll be able to show your clients calculations that determine which depreciation method makes the most financial sense for their business. Your clients will appreciate your sage advice as you establish consistent accounting policies and procedures.
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Learn the best strategies for dealing with depreciation.
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Fixed asset record with depreciation (Template)
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Bulk purchase depreciation calculator (Template)
Calculate the book value and projected depreciation associated with assets purchased as a group with a lump-sum payment.
Use the following information and tools to learn some basic strategies to deal with depreciation for fixed asset transactions. You'll be able to show your clients calculations that determine which depreciation method makes the most financial sense for their business. Your clients will appreciate your sage advice as you establish consistent accounting policies and procedures.
Understand depreciation (Article)
Learn the best strategies for dealing with depreciation.
Depreciation methods comparison (Template)
Calculate depreciation by using three different methods with this Microsoft Office Excel 2003 template.
Fixed asset record with depreciation (Template)
Track your business asset depreciation by using this handy Excel template.
Bulk purchase depreciation calculator (Template)
Calculate the book value and projected depreciation associated with assets purchased as a group with a lump-sum payment.
Over the past few years, FX markets have exploded in popularity amongst retail traders. Hard to say if that was due to heavy promotional efforts from the industry itself, or whether the continual pumping of FX trading is a result of increased interest and demand. In any event, there are a lot of misconceptions and mistruths floating out there that need to be addressed. Most of the myths involve spot currency aka "FX" markets but some include currency futures, too.
Currency Markets Are Totally Random
Not at all... nothing could be further from the truth. An individual's stock price movement can be pushed up, down or sideways by an endless procession of factors. Part may be economic, part fundamentals to specific company, industry or sector. Another part of stock market action is pure emotion. Someone makes or sells a widget with perceived value higher than what turns out to be economic reality. Doesn't matter... stock prices can remain pumped on pure emotion longer than rational people can comprehend.
Currency markets aren't like that. They are purely supply and demand, a commodity if you will. Each currency is weighted on economic conditions for that specific denomination versus any or all others in the marketplace. Price value of currencies is nothing more than a reflection of where that denomination's economy ranks as weak or strong relative to others. There is no sentimental or emotional impact on a currency. No one buys the British Pound to unreasonable heights because they like the color scheme of those bills. No one sells the USD/CHF because that country has great skiing in the winter; therefore it's a "play" to profit from guesswork of increased tourism. If the Swiss economy is weak or strong, it'll be amply reflected in the CHF pairs accordingly. Same holds true for all currency pairs accordingly.
Technically Pure
FX markets are technically purer than stock markets. By that we mean price action reacts more strongly to resistance and support levels on a chart much better than equity markets do. FX traders and dealers only have supply and demand to make their buy/sell decisions from. It's all based on price levels, which is reflected in the charts. FX markets react better than stocks when it comes to Fibonacci tools, pivot points, trendlines, prior resistance - support levels, etc.
Stock market traders often struggle when a switch is made to currencies because there are no sentiment (another name for emotional) indicators to read. No advance/decline, TICK or TRIN, Level II/III and no volume studies in the spot market FX. Currency markets do react sharply to economic news and reports... anything affecting interest rate changes is a direct correlation to FX. Other than that, currency markets are immune to the emotional vagaries that often slap stock prices around. Stocks reflect a company or sector of companies while currencies are commodities. Pure supply and demand pressures equate to purer price movement in reflection of technical analysis in FX markets.
FX Is A Scam
Spot forex markets are sometimes said to be a collusion of major banks and dealers where price action is unstructured and vague. In a nutshell, currency market spot or exchange price modeling is fluid and dynamic. The process of finding "fair value" for a currency pair includes a lot of factors. Currency futures markets are a derivative based on actual underlying... which we could say is the "spot" pricing or cash FX. The fact that no central marketplace exists for global pricing of currency spot values at every moment in time does make it a somewhat moving target. Nearest we can come to centralized pricing is dealer data provided by actual broker/dealers or most major chart-service providers. In the past, I've monitored FX pricing from three different major sources of FX data with nil difference between any of them.
Now, that doesn't mean unscrupulous dealers are a myth. FX is the least regulated of all financial markets, in some cases totally unregulated. That coupled with the human greed aspect of get rich quick lends to all kinds of scams and illegal schemes duping the public. However, just because one portion of FX trading falls into a wild-west description does not mean blanket coverage applies. It's a simple matter of sticking with the big broker/dealers for discretionary trading. Avoid offers of wild riches without risk, mechanical systems that never lose and any other ads which wave red flags at 40 mph speeds. FX trading requires the same factors as any other marketplace: patience, discipline, structured approach to create favorable risk/reward parameters, tolerance for loss as part of an overall profitable approach. There is no substitute for time, study and experience to create success. Any ads or offers that appeal otherwise are blatant lies to be avoided. Sensible traders will, while the willingly gullible will continue to fall prey as usual.
FX Broker/Dealers Purposely Trade Against Their Clients
This myth is repeated all the time. FX brokers with dealers’ desks purposely target traders with profitable accounts to "take them down". Any FX trader turning a profit is doing so at the expense of the FX broker, and therefore the broker does whatever possible to thwart that trader(s) success.
In reality, FX broker/dealer trading desks exist to trade against their "book", aka the collective sum of all clients as an aggregate. FX broker/dealers serve a similar role as anyone hosting a poker game, or we could say a casino "house". The reality is, a majority of traders in any financial market will naturally lose, no matter what. A dealer desk merely exists to take the other side of majority aggregate trades to hedge off risk. That makes the collection of bid/ask pip spread one profitable stream of income. Successful dealer desk trading against the sum total of their collective book may be another.
That being the case, no reputable broker/dealer is concerned about individual success stories amongst their aggregate clientele. The fact remains that most traders lose money, FX or otherwise. A dealer desk is focused on outperforming the natural, predictable results of a sum total with no regard to individuals. No major, reputable FX broker is going to look through their book, see that Johnny Smith is making +100% annual turning 10-lots and set their sights on him. What exactly can the dealer desk do? Move the entire GBP/USD pair 30 pips away from fair value just to take out his well-placed stop? Wouldn't that concentrated effort likewise move the market likewise in favor of nine otherwise losing traders into a profit zone? If the belief that nine out of ten traders (any market) are net losers, that scenario would be counter-productive for the dealer. They'd be making nine traders right (on average) just to make one trader wrong.
Major broker/dealers cannot individually move entire currency pair markets away from fair value far enough to consistently or repeatedly target individual traders and their stops. The concept is ludicrous and illogical when you stop and think about it. Just another one of those pervasive myths generated by people with an agenda against spot FX markets, some of which are currency futures brokers competing for clientele and commissions generated.
A retail FX trader is not pitted against the broker/dealer for success. Simply a matter of being on the correct side of enough trades to be net profitable overall... something a majority in collective group fashion will fail to do. Individual success will stand on its own, unfettered by a legitimate broker/dealer.
Currency Futures Are Superior To Spot Currency Markets
Like most other aspects of trading, there is no black and white objectiveness here. The choice to trade spot FX versus currency futures markets depends on personal preferences more than anything else. Each has strengths and limitations, features and benefits.
Currency futures markets are transparent. Traders can see volume and bid/ask, there is one standard pricing value across the board. The futures contracts are also traded through the same broker that other contracts listed on CME clear thru. No need for a second broker, different set of charts, more trading platforms or software, etc. Traders who focus on other futures markets to begin with OR traders who opt to work the currency futures markets alone, while content with their current brokerage = software setup, need do nothing more than flip symbols on their screen to be in business.
That said, currency futures are thinly traded in off-hours while spot FX dealers offer guaranteed stops to limit or eliminate slippage on stops during most situations between Sunday evening and the following Friday afternoon unbroken stretch of trading hours. That is a considerable advantage for spot over the futures when traders hold swing trades open beyond pit-session hours for the futures. Unexpected news events, regional or global can send currency markets soaring or tanking to extremes. There is a chance of painful slippage or outright missed fills on resting stop orders for any futures market. Some FX broker/dealers guarantee stops being filled in most situations (examine details specific to any such offer) guaranteed.
FX Markets Have Bigger Trade Costs Than Futures
Spot currency markets have a bid/ask spread structure as a profit incentive for broker/dealers that makes a retail market available to traders. If it weren't for the bid/ask spread as a revenue stream, who would create or offer a spot market for trading to begin with? With the FX major broker/dealers, there is no other per-trade commission cost involved. Trades held overnight in the spot currency market are subject to interest-rate carry charge adjustments, but that's a negligible cost relative to commissions and bid/ask spreads.
Currency futures traders have a charged per-trade cost debited from their account on every round-turn. Winning trades, scratched trades and losing trades all incur the same cost of commission and exchange fee alike. There is a fixed per-trade cost in currency futures on each and every trade without exception. Take a trade, get charged a commission fee regardless of that trade's outcome.
By comparison, spot currency FX transactions have no real trade costs. Think about that for minute. Let's say you take the same currency futures trades and spot FX trade side by side. You are working equal contracts in the EUR/USD futures and spot FX with a futures broker and FX dealer alike. The futures contract has a 1-pip bid/ask spread valued at $12.50 while the FX contract has a 2-pip spread valued at $20. On its face, the futures contract seems "cheaper" to trade. But is it? Each futures trade includes a -$4 commission cost per contract, win, lose or draw. The FX trade does not.
Assume three of your simultaneous currency futures and FX trades result in the following:
Trade #1: stopped out for -250 per contract loss
Trade #2: stopped out at original entry for par
Trade #3: exited on a trailed stop for +$500 per contract gain
The debited and credited results to each account would look like this:
Trade #1: -$250 and -$5 commission in futures/-$250 in FX
Trade #2: $0 and -$5 commission in futures/-$0 in FX
Trade #3: +$500 and -$5 commission in futures/$500 in FX
See the difference? Each currency trade incurred the normal commission cost. There was no per-trade cost in FX. A bid/ask spread in either case is never actually "paid" by any individual. The whole concept of a bid/ask spread is creating profits between two offset parties. Neither individual parties (in this case traders) actually pay the bid/ask spread out of pocket. In all reality it gets absorbed inside the trade with distance between trade fill and exit.
Traders set stops with either $ values risked or technical strategy of where the stop-loss protection should go. The actual "cost" of a bid/ask spread is reflected in the distance between actual fill and initial stop... which is wider or narrower in true value relative to the width of spread. A trader doesn't pay a debit charge out of account for stopped-out trades in FX. You could say the cost of losing trades (not applicable to winners) was a smaller stop hit due to width of bid/ask spread. But no actual cost is charged as a debit in cash removed from an FX account.
On the winning trade side of this equation, the bid/ask spread is absorbed by price action moving beyond an FX trade's exit. In other words, if an FX trade is exited at +$500 per contract inside of a price move that goes +$840 per contract from entry to peak before reversal, where did the bid/ask spread truly go? It was absorbed out the back-end of that profitable trade moving five miles beyond the exit. What would it matter if someone was long GBP/USD from 1995 or 2000 if price went to 2175 peak high? Looking for a +$500 per contract exit would have each FX trade out at 2045 or 2050 respectively. The net profit result in each case would be +$500 credited to the account with no commission cost incurred. The bid/ask spread could be 10-pips wide and would not matter one whit if the trade worked in favor from entry to targeted profit exit.
The only way a bid/ask spread would become a real cost is if the fictitious concept of exiting EVERY trade at peak high for longs or peak low for shorts were possible. Then and only then would the bid/ask spread become a true incurred cost. Otherwise, it is merely absorbed inside of normal price movement for winning and losing trades alike.
Summation
Trading currency markets is an excellent alternative for many reasons. Any region or time zone on earth has some FX pair available to trade during normal waking hours. There is almost always something moving somewhere in currency charts, which are semi-correlated to equity markets. Be it currency futures or spot market FX, don't let pervasive myths steer you away from the true benefits both offer.
Austin Passamonte is a full-time professional trader who specializes in E-mini stock index futures and commodity markets. Mr. Passamonte's trading approach uses proprietary chart patterns found on an intraday basis. Austin trades privately in the Finger Lakes region of New York.
Currency Markets Are Totally Random
Not at all... nothing could be further from the truth. An individual's stock price movement can be pushed up, down or sideways by an endless procession of factors. Part may be economic, part fundamentals to specific company, industry or sector. Another part of stock market action is pure emotion. Someone makes or sells a widget with perceived value higher than what turns out to be economic reality. Doesn't matter... stock prices can remain pumped on pure emotion longer than rational people can comprehend.
Currency markets aren't like that. They are purely supply and demand, a commodity if you will. Each currency is weighted on economic conditions for that specific denomination versus any or all others in the marketplace. Price value of currencies is nothing more than a reflection of where that denomination's economy ranks as weak or strong relative to others. There is no sentimental or emotional impact on a currency. No one buys the British Pound to unreasonable heights because they like the color scheme of those bills. No one sells the USD/CHF because that country has great skiing in the winter; therefore it's a "play" to profit from guesswork of increased tourism. If the Swiss economy is weak or strong, it'll be amply reflected in the CHF pairs accordingly. Same holds true for all currency pairs accordingly.
Technically Pure
FX markets are technically purer than stock markets. By that we mean price action reacts more strongly to resistance and support levels on a chart much better than equity markets do. FX traders and dealers only have supply and demand to make their buy/sell decisions from. It's all based on price levels, which is reflected in the charts. FX markets react better than stocks when it comes to Fibonacci tools, pivot points, trendlines, prior resistance - support levels, etc.
Stock market traders often struggle when a switch is made to currencies because there are no sentiment (another name for emotional) indicators to read. No advance/decline, TICK or TRIN, Level II/III and no volume studies in the spot market FX. Currency markets do react sharply to economic news and reports... anything affecting interest rate changes is a direct correlation to FX. Other than that, currency markets are immune to the emotional vagaries that often slap stock prices around. Stocks reflect a company or sector of companies while currencies are commodities. Pure supply and demand pressures equate to purer price movement in reflection of technical analysis in FX markets.
FX Is A Scam
Spot forex markets are sometimes said to be a collusion of major banks and dealers where price action is unstructured and vague. In a nutshell, currency market spot or exchange price modeling is fluid and dynamic. The process of finding "fair value" for a currency pair includes a lot of factors. Currency futures markets are a derivative based on actual underlying... which we could say is the "spot" pricing or cash FX. The fact that no central marketplace exists for global pricing of currency spot values at every moment in time does make it a somewhat moving target. Nearest we can come to centralized pricing is dealer data provided by actual broker/dealers or most major chart-service providers. In the past, I've monitored FX pricing from three different major sources of FX data with nil difference between any of them.
Now, that doesn't mean unscrupulous dealers are a myth. FX is the least regulated of all financial markets, in some cases totally unregulated. That coupled with the human greed aspect of get rich quick lends to all kinds of scams and illegal schemes duping the public. However, just because one portion of FX trading falls into a wild-west description does not mean blanket coverage applies. It's a simple matter of sticking with the big broker/dealers for discretionary trading. Avoid offers of wild riches without risk, mechanical systems that never lose and any other ads which wave red flags at 40 mph speeds. FX trading requires the same factors as any other marketplace: patience, discipline, structured approach to create favorable risk/reward parameters, tolerance for loss as part of an overall profitable approach. There is no substitute for time, study and experience to create success. Any ads or offers that appeal otherwise are blatant lies to be avoided. Sensible traders will, while the willingly gullible will continue to fall prey as usual.
FX Broker/Dealers Purposely Trade Against Their Clients
This myth is repeated all the time. FX brokers with dealers’ desks purposely target traders with profitable accounts to "take them down". Any FX trader turning a profit is doing so at the expense of the FX broker, and therefore the broker does whatever possible to thwart that trader(s) success.
In reality, FX broker/dealer trading desks exist to trade against their "book", aka the collective sum of all clients as an aggregate. FX broker/dealers serve a similar role as anyone hosting a poker game, or we could say a casino "house". The reality is, a majority of traders in any financial market will naturally lose, no matter what. A dealer desk merely exists to take the other side of majority aggregate trades to hedge off risk. That makes the collection of bid/ask pip spread one profitable stream of income. Successful dealer desk trading against the sum total of their collective book may be another.
That being the case, no reputable broker/dealer is concerned about individual success stories amongst their aggregate clientele. The fact remains that most traders lose money, FX or otherwise. A dealer desk is focused on outperforming the natural, predictable results of a sum total with no regard to individuals. No major, reputable FX broker is going to look through their book, see that Johnny Smith is making +100% annual turning 10-lots and set their sights on him. What exactly can the dealer desk do? Move the entire GBP/USD pair 30 pips away from fair value just to take out his well-placed stop? Wouldn't that concentrated effort likewise move the market likewise in favor of nine otherwise losing traders into a profit zone? If the belief that nine out of ten traders (any market) are net losers, that scenario would be counter-productive for the dealer. They'd be making nine traders right (on average) just to make one trader wrong.
Major broker/dealers cannot individually move entire currency pair markets away from fair value far enough to consistently or repeatedly target individual traders and their stops. The concept is ludicrous and illogical when you stop and think about it. Just another one of those pervasive myths generated by people with an agenda against spot FX markets, some of which are currency futures brokers competing for clientele and commissions generated.
A retail FX trader is not pitted against the broker/dealer for success. Simply a matter of being on the correct side of enough trades to be net profitable overall... something a majority in collective group fashion will fail to do. Individual success will stand on its own, unfettered by a legitimate broker/dealer.
Currency Futures Are Superior To Spot Currency Markets
Like most other aspects of trading, there is no black and white objectiveness here. The choice to trade spot FX versus currency futures markets depends on personal preferences more than anything else. Each has strengths and limitations, features and benefits.
Currency futures markets are transparent. Traders can see volume and bid/ask, there is one standard pricing value across the board. The futures contracts are also traded through the same broker that other contracts listed on CME clear thru. No need for a second broker, different set of charts, more trading platforms or software, etc. Traders who focus on other futures markets to begin with OR traders who opt to work the currency futures markets alone, while content with their current brokerage = software setup, need do nothing more than flip symbols on their screen to be in business.
That said, currency futures are thinly traded in off-hours while spot FX dealers offer guaranteed stops to limit or eliminate slippage on stops during most situations between Sunday evening and the following Friday afternoon unbroken stretch of trading hours. That is a considerable advantage for spot over the futures when traders hold swing trades open beyond pit-session hours for the futures. Unexpected news events, regional or global can send currency markets soaring or tanking to extremes. There is a chance of painful slippage or outright missed fills on resting stop orders for any futures market. Some FX broker/dealers guarantee stops being filled in most situations (examine details specific to any such offer) guaranteed.
FX Markets Have Bigger Trade Costs Than Futures
Spot currency markets have a bid/ask spread structure as a profit incentive for broker/dealers that makes a retail market available to traders. If it weren't for the bid/ask spread as a revenue stream, who would create or offer a spot market for trading to begin with? With the FX major broker/dealers, there is no other per-trade commission cost involved. Trades held overnight in the spot currency market are subject to interest-rate carry charge adjustments, but that's a negligible cost relative to commissions and bid/ask spreads.
Currency futures traders have a charged per-trade cost debited from their account on every round-turn. Winning trades, scratched trades and losing trades all incur the same cost of commission and exchange fee alike. There is a fixed per-trade cost in currency futures on each and every trade without exception. Take a trade, get charged a commission fee regardless of that trade's outcome.
By comparison, spot currency FX transactions have no real trade costs. Think about that for minute. Let's say you take the same currency futures trades and spot FX trade side by side. You are working equal contracts in the EUR/USD futures and spot FX with a futures broker and FX dealer alike. The futures contract has a 1-pip bid/ask spread valued at $12.50 while the FX contract has a 2-pip spread valued at $20. On its face, the futures contract seems "cheaper" to trade. But is it? Each futures trade includes a -$4 commission cost per contract, win, lose or draw. The FX trade does not.
Assume three of your simultaneous currency futures and FX trades result in the following:
Trade #1: stopped out for -250 per contract loss
Trade #2: stopped out at original entry for par
Trade #3: exited on a trailed stop for +$500 per contract gain
The debited and credited results to each account would look like this:
Trade #1: -$250 and -$5 commission in futures/-$250 in FX
Trade #2: $0 and -$5 commission in futures/-$0 in FX
Trade #3: +$500 and -$5 commission in futures/$500 in FX
See the difference? Each currency trade incurred the normal commission cost. There was no per-trade cost in FX. A bid/ask spread in either case is never actually "paid" by any individual. The whole concept of a bid/ask spread is creating profits between two offset parties. Neither individual parties (in this case traders) actually pay the bid/ask spread out of pocket. In all reality it gets absorbed inside the trade with distance between trade fill and exit.
Traders set stops with either $ values risked or technical strategy of where the stop-loss protection should go. The actual "cost" of a bid/ask spread is reflected in the distance between actual fill and initial stop... which is wider or narrower in true value relative to the width of spread. A trader doesn't pay a debit charge out of account for stopped-out trades in FX. You could say the cost of losing trades (not applicable to winners) was a smaller stop hit due to width of bid/ask spread. But no actual cost is charged as a debit in cash removed from an FX account.
On the winning trade side of this equation, the bid/ask spread is absorbed by price action moving beyond an FX trade's exit. In other words, if an FX trade is exited at +$500 per contract inside of a price move that goes +$840 per contract from entry to peak before reversal, where did the bid/ask spread truly go? It was absorbed out the back-end of that profitable trade moving five miles beyond the exit. What would it matter if someone was long GBP/USD from 1995 or 2000 if price went to 2175 peak high? Looking for a +$500 per contract exit would have each FX trade out at 2045 or 2050 respectively. The net profit result in each case would be +$500 credited to the account with no commission cost incurred. The bid/ask spread could be 10-pips wide and would not matter one whit if the trade worked in favor from entry to targeted profit exit.
The only way a bid/ask spread would become a real cost is if the fictitious concept of exiting EVERY trade at peak high for longs or peak low for shorts were possible. Then and only then would the bid/ask spread become a true incurred cost. Otherwise, it is merely absorbed inside of normal price movement for winning and losing trades alike.
Summation
Trading currency markets is an excellent alternative for many reasons. Any region or time zone on earth has some FX pair available to trade during normal waking hours. There is almost always something moving somewhere in currency charts, which are semi-correlated to equity markets. Be it currency futures or spot market FX, don't let pervasive myths steer you away from the true benefits both offer.
Austin Passamonte is a full-time professional trader who specializes in E-mini stock index futures and commodity markets. Mr. Passamonte's trading approach uses proprietary chart patterns found on an intraday basis. Austin trades privately in the Finger Lakes region of New York.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
Use AssetManage to track where your assets are, what condition they are in, and who they are currently assigned to. AssetManage keeps track of expenses related to an asset, creates inventories for multiple locations, and lets you attach images, documents and hyperlinks to each asset. AssetManage can work with a Microsoft Access database file, or with any ODBC-compatible database, including SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle. Track all your IT assets, vehicles, furniture, tools and other equipment.
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
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Use this template to calculate business asset depreciation for one period. Calculate depreciation using straight-line, 150% declining balance, or 200% declining balance depreciation methods, taking into account prior depreciation and first-year conventions.
Use this template to calculate business asset depreciation for one period. Calculate depreciation using straight-line, 150% declining balance, or 200% declining balance depreciation methods, taking into account prior depreciation and first-year conventions.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Depreciable assets are tangible assets that are used in a business. Over time, these assets decline in value because of wear and tear, aging, and obsolescence. Depreciation provides a way to match the decline in value with the income that results from using the assets.
Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) require a rational and systematic approach to depreciation, as well as consistent financial reporting. Accordingly, many decisions must be made to establish depreciation schedules and the proper recording of fixed asset transactions.
Read on to learn some basic strategies used to deal with depreciation, as well as some common depreciation methods. Your preparation will help you establish consistent accounting policies and procedures for your clients.
Depreciation strategies
Your client must keep a record of all depreciable capital assets for his or her business. Known as a depreciation schedule, this list records the date that each asset was placed in service, a calculation for each successive year's depreciation, and accumulated depreciation.
An asset remains on a depreciation schedule until the asset becomes fully depreciated or is discarded. A year-end review of fixed assets ensures that your client's business does not keep assets that have been sold or abandoned on the schedules.
Before adding assets to your client's depreciation schedules, evaluate these issues:
Basis The basis of an asset is usually its cost. Review invoices carefully to ensure that appropriate costs are included — don't forget to include costs such as delivery and setup in the value of the asset.
Recovery period The recovery period of an asset is the number of years you expect the asset to remain in use.
Salvage value The salvage value is the estimated value of the asset at the end of its estimated useful life. If you estimate a salvage value, you depreciate the asset down to the salvage value. Often companies do not estimate a salvage value, possibly because it's difficult to estimate or because some assets, such as computer hardware or software, become obsolete so quickly that they typically have only a negligible value at the end of their depreciable lives.
Partial-year depreciation When an asset is placed in service at some time during the year, a partial depreciation charge is required. If, for example, you start using an item at midyear, you will take depreciation for half of a year in that year and for half of a year in the last year that it is depreciated. Options for handling partial-year depreciation include:
Half year in the year that the asset is placed in service and also in the final year.
Full year in either the year that the asset is placed in service or in the final year.
Prorating by the month or quarter that the asset is placed in service, with the remainder of the depreciation taken in the final year.
Expensing vs. depreciation Help your client establish a consistent approach for deciding whether the business should expense items that are inexpensive and perhaps not worth adding to the depreciation schedule. You might choose, for example, to expense all assets that cost less than $1,000.
Other depreciation considerations
Below are some other important depreciation-related items that you should consider when establishing your accounting policies and procedures.
Abandonments If your client disposes of an asset, both the asset and the offsetting depreciation can be written off. Continue to claim depreciation for an asset if it is only temporarily idle.
Assets from a lump-sum purchase If your client purchases several assets together, collect an appraisal that provides the fair market value for setting your basis. If you lack adequate information about fair market values for the assets, you must allocate the purchase price among the assets, as dictated by GAAP.
Repairs vs. capital improvements Determine how to allocate repair and improvement costs to assets. Repairs and maintenance occur routinely and should be expensed. Improvements that extend the life of an asset to future periods are depreciable. For example, repairing a machine or replacing short-lived parts within a machine is considered a repair. Totally rebuilding a machine to significantly extend the machine's life is considered a capital improvement.
Depreciation methods
Depreciation methods vary for financial reporting and tax reporting. Although similar accounting fundamentals underlie both types of reporting, financial reporting emphasizes compliance with GAAP, whereas tax reporting provides various options for minimizing taxes due. Also, some depreciation methods may work better for certain types of business activities, so you need to know whether a particular depreciation method is a common practice within your client's industry.
Financial reporting
A variety of depreciation methods are available for financial reporting. The type of depreciation method you choose can have a significant impact on your client's bottom line. Some financial reporting depreciation methods include:
Straight-line method Depreciation charges are spread evenly over the life of an asset. Easy to calculate, the straight-line depreciation method is used by a majority of small businesses.
Accelerated methods Accelerated depreciation methods include sum-of-years' digits and double-declining balance methods. Accelerated methods assume that an asset is used more heavily during the earlier years and loses a majority of its value during the first several years of use.
Activity methods Activity depreciation methods assume that depreciation is a function of use. The life of the asset is valued according to the output the asset provides or the number of units of activity that it produces. Activity methods may provide an excellent matching of expense to income for a machine where the number of produced units can be estimated, but activity depreciation methods do not work for all asset types.
Group or composite method The group depreciation method is appropriate for a large number of similar assets, such as utility telephone poles. The composite depreciation method is used for a group of dissimilar assets, such as a fleet of different types of vehicles. Both methods are based on an average depreciation rate for the group.
Tax reporting
Most companies use the modified accelerated cost recovery system (MACRS) for tax reporting unless precluded by special circumstances. The MACRS permits greater accelerated depreciation over longer time periods. This faster acceleration allows businesses to deduct larger amounts during the first years of an asset's life.
MACRS depreciation is based on class life instead of useful life. The MACRS categorizes all business assets into classes and specifies the time period over which you can write off assets in each class. Different conventions are used for each asset class to adjust the first-year depreciation, depending on the asset's placed-in-service date.
These class life groups are predetermined by the IRS — for example, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 27.5 years for residential real property, and 39 years for nonresidential real property. You will probably find that most of your client's assets, other than real estate, fall into the 5-year and 7- year categories. For example, most office items, such as typewriters, calculators, and copiers, are considered 5-year property, while most factory machinery is considered 7-year property.
Be mindful to avoid these common MACRS errors:
Incorrect class life Make sure that you choose the correct class life for your asset.
Improper averaging convention To avoid the complications of depreciating each asset from the specific date on which it was placed in service, averaging convention guidelines assume that various assets are placed in service or are disposed of at designated dates throughout the year. Make sure that you use the proper averaging convention — half-year, midquarter, or midmonth. Each convention follows a set of rules that is based on the type of asset that you are depreciating.
Inappropriate use of the MACRS Be sure that your particular asset can be depreciated by using MACRS. Some assets, such as tax-exempt bond-financed property, require another method of depreciation.
Depreciating when expensing would be better Confirm that it's in your company's best interest to depreciate an asset. You may fare better by taking advantage of a special deduction called Section 179, which allows you to deduct 100% of the cost of some depreciable assets in the year that you buy them.
Understanding the rules and methods of depreciation can be daunting. If you are setting up depreciation schedules for your client for the first time, review the standards for your client's industry. You may want to review your GAAP guide, an accounting text, and the Internal Revenue Service Publication 946 (How to Depreciate Property). Establishing clear and consistent depreciation accounting policies will help ensure that your clients are prepared for tax implications when they are planning capital equipment purchases.
Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) require a rational and systematic approach to depreciation, as well as consistent financial reporting. Accordingly, many decisions must be made to establish depreciation schedules and the proper recording of fixed asset transactions.
Read on to learn some basic strategies used to deal with depreciation, as well as some common depreciation methods. Your preparation will help you establish consistent accounting policies and procedures for your clients.
Depreciation strategies
Your client must keep a record of all depreciable capital assets for his or her business. Known as a depreciation schedule, this list records the date that each asset was placed in service, a calculation for each successive year's depreciation, and accumulated depreciation.
An asset remains on a depreciation schedule until the asset becomes fully depreciated or is discarded. A year-end review of fixed assets ensures that your client's business does not keep assets that have been sold or abandoned on the schedules.
Before adding assets to your client's depreciation schedules, evaluate these issues:
Basis The basis of an asset is usually its cost. Review invoices carefully to ensure that appropriate costs are included — don't forget to include costs such as delivery and setup in the value of the asset.
Recovery period The recovery period of an asset is the number of years you expect the asset to remain in use.
Salvage value The salvage value is the estimated value of the asset at the end of its estimated useful life. If you estimate a salvage value, you depreciate the asset down to the salvage value. Often companies do not estimate a salvage value, possibly because it's difficult to estimate or because some assets, such as computer hardware or software, become obsolete so quickly that they typically have only a negligible value at the end of their depreciable lives.
Partial-year depreciation When an asset is placed in service at some time during the year, a partial depreciation charge is required. If, for example, you start using an item at midyear, you will take depreciation for half of a year in that year and for half of a year in the last year that it is depreciated. Options for handling partial-year depreciation include:
Half year in the year that the asset is placed in service and also in the final year.
Full year in either the year that the asset is placed in service or in the final year.
Prorating by the month or quarter that the asset is placed in service, with the remainder of the depreciation taken in the final year.
Expensing vs. depreciation Help your client establish a consistent approach for deciding whether the business should expense items that are inexpensive and perhaps not worth adding to the depreciation schedule. You might choose, for example, to expense all assets that cost less than $1,000.
Other depreciation considerations
Below are some other important depreciation-related items that you should consider when establishing your accounting policies and procedures.
Abandonments If your client disposes of an asset, both the asset and the offsetting depreciation can be written off. Continue to claim depreciation for an asset if it is only temporarily idle.
Assets from a lump-sum purchase If your client purchases several assets together, collect an appraisal that provides the fair market value for setting your basis. If you lack adequate information about fair market values for the assets, you must allocate the purchase price among the assets, as dictated by GAAP.
Repairs vs. capital improvements Determine how to allocate repair and improvement costs to assets. Repairs and maintenance occur routinely and should be expensed. Improvements that extend the life of an asset to future periods are depreciable. For example, repairing a machine or replacing short-lived parts within a machine is considered a repair. Totally rebuilding a machine to significantly extend the machine's life is considered a capital improvement.
Depreciation methods
Depreciation methods vary for financial reporting and tax reporting. Although similar accounting fundamentals underlie both types of reporting, financial reporting emphasizes compliance with GAAP, whereas tax reporting provides various options for minimizing taxes due. Also, some depreciation methods may work better for certain types of business activities, so you need to know whether a particular depreciation method is a common practice within your client's industry.
Financial reporting
A variety of depreciation methods are available for financial reporting. The type of depreciation method you choose can have a significant impact on your client's bottom line. Some financial reporting depreciation methods include:
Straight-line method Depreciation charges are spread evenly over the life of an asset. Easy to calculate, the straight-line depreciation method is used by a majority of small businesses.
Accelerated methods Accelerated depreciation methods include sum-of-years' digits and double-declining balance methods. Accelerated methods assume that an asset is used more heavily during the earlier years and loses a majority of its value during the first several years of use.
Activity methods Activity depreciation methods assume that depreciation is a function of use. The life of the asset is valued according to the output the asset provides or the number of units of activity that it produces. Activity methods may provide an excellent matching of expense to income for a machine where the number of produced units can be estimated, but activity depreciation methods do not work for all asset types.
Group or composite method The group depreciation method is appropriate for a large number of similar assets, such as utility telephone poles. The composite depreciation method is used for a group of dissimilar assets, such as a fleet of different types of vehicles. Both methods are based on an average depreciation rate for the group.
Tax reporting
Most companies use the modified accelerated cost recovery system (MACRS) for tax reporting unless precluded by special circumstances. The MACRS permits greater accelerated depreciation over longer time periods. This faster acceleration allows businesses to deduct larger amounts during the first years of an asset's life.
MACRS depreciation is based on class life instead of useful life. The MACRS categorizes all business assets into classes and specifies the time period over which you can write off assets in each class. Different conventions are used for each asset class to adjust the first-year depreciation, depending on the asset's placed-in-service date.
These class life groups are predetermined by the IRS — for example, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 27.5 years for residential real property, and 39 years for nonresidential real property. You will probably find that most of your client's assets, other than real estate, fall into the 5-year and 7- year categories. For example, most office items, such as typewriters, calculators, and copiers, are considered 5-year property, while most factory machinery is considered 7-year property.
Be mindful to avoid these common MACRS errors:
Incorrect class life Make sure that you choose the correct class life for your asset.
Improper averaging convention To avoid the complications of depreciating each asset from the specific date on which it was placed in service, averaging convention guidelines assume that various assets are placed in service or are disposed of at designated dates throughout the year. Make sure that you use the proper averaging convention — half-year, midquarter, or midmonth. Each convention follows a set of rules that is based on the type of asset that you are depreciating.
Inappropriate use of the MACRS Be sure that your particular asset can be depreciated by using MACRS. Some assets, such as tax-exempt bond-financed property, require another method of depreciation.
Depreciating when expensing would be better Confirm that it's in your company's best interest to depreciate an asset. You may fare better by taking advantage of a special deduction called Section 179, which allows you to deduct 100% of the cost of some depreciable assets in the year that you buy them.
Understanding the rules and methods of depreciation can be daunting. If you are setting up depreciation schedules for your client for the first time, review the standards for your client's industry. You may want to review your GAAP guide, an accounting text, and the Internal Revenue Service Publication 946 (How to Depreciate Property). Establishing clear and consistent depreciation accounting policies will help ensure that your clients are prepared for tax implications when they are planning capital equipment purchases.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
| وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة |
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Depreciation Calculator Features
User manual that explains the use of the program
Context sensitive help, accessed by pressing the F1 key
Handles multiple companies (number limited by available disk space and RAM)
Handles fiscal years and short-years
Automatically calculates MACRS depreciation with the first-year 30% bonus depreciation for qualified fixed assets acquired after 9/10/2001 and before 5/6/2003
Automatically calculates MACRS depreciation with the first-year 50% bonus depreciation for qualified fixed assets acquired on or after 5/6/2003 and before 1/1/2005, and on or after 1/1/2008
Calculates MACRS depreciation for assets with lives of 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 27.5, 31.5, and 39 years, using the applicable half-year, mid-month, or mid-quarter conventions
Calculates ACRS depreciation for assets with lives of 3, 5, 15, 18, and 19 years
Automatically computes the luxury automobile annual recovery amount, including the new first-year amount of $7,660 for acquisitions after 9/10/2001 and before 5/6/2003
Automatically computes the luxury automobile annual recovery amount, including the new first-year amount of $10,710 for acquisitions on or after 5/6/2003 and before 1/1/2005
Calculates the corporate ACE adjustment for assets acquired prior to 1/1/1994.
Provides a test to determine whether the mid-quarter convention is required, and an option to force the use of the mid-quarter convention
Provides a test to determine the overall reduction of the maximum Section 179 allowance for the year
Calculation of GAAP (book) depreciation using the straight-line and declining balance methods (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%)
Computation of amortization of intangibles
Allows the user to override the calculation of current year depreciation when the need arises
Automated year-end update procedure - rolls accumulated depreciation forward and eliminates assets disposed of in prior periods
Select depreciation methods from pop-up menus
Handles simple trade-ins of one vehicle for another, or one piece of equipment for another in accordance with the provisions of IRB 2004-14.
Computation of recaptured section 1245 gain as ordinary.
Computation of negative depreciation and amortization for those special circumstances.
Reports are sorted by Asset Group Numbers (general ledger account numbers) and by Department Numbers
Export reports to Excel or Word formats
Depreciation Calculator creates the following reports:
Annual federal and state regular tax depreciation reports
Annual federal and state AMT depreciation reports
Annual federal and state ACE depreciation reports
Annual, monthly, and quarterly book (GAAP) depreciation reports
Monthly book accumulated depreciation report
Monthly net book value report
Monthly depreciation journal entry
Current year acquisitions report
Current year dispositions report
Form 4562 and supporting schedules
Group Totals report for federal, state and books (GAAP)
Detail listing report that shows the following asset tracking
information: description of each asset, location of each
asset, serial number, company assigned asset ID number,
date acquired, and cost
Annual net book value report
User manual that explains the use of the program
Context sensitive help, accessed by pressing the F1 key
Handles multiple companies (number limited by available disk space and RAM)
Handles fiscal years and short-years
Automatically calculates MACRS depreciation with the first-year 30% bonus depreciation for qualified fixed assets acquired after 9/10/2001 and before 5/6/2003
Automatically calculates MACRS depreciation with the first-year 50% bonus depreciation for qualified fixed assets acquired on or after 5/6/2003 and before 1/1/2005, and on or after 1/1/2008
Calculates MACRS depreciation for assets with lives of 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 27.5, 31.5, and 39 years, using the applicable half-year, mid-month, or mid-quarter conventions
Calculates ACRS depreciation for assets with lives of 3, 5, 15, 18, and 19 years
Automatically computes the luxury automobile annual recovery amount, including the new first-year amount of $7,660 for acquisitions after 9/10/2001 and before 5/6/2003
Automatically computes the luxury automobile annual recovery amount, including the new first-year amount of $10,710 for acquisitions on or after 5/6/2003 and before 1/1/2005
Calculates the corporate ACE adjustment for assets acquired prior to 1/1/1994.
Provides a test to determine whether the mid-quarter convention is required, and an option to force the use of the mid-quarter convention
Provides a test to determine the overall reduction of the maximum Section 179 allowance for the year
Calculation of GAAP (book) depreciation using the straight-line and declining balance methods (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%)
Computation of amortization of intangibles
Allows the user to override the calculation of current year depreciation when the need arises
Automated year-end update procedure - rolls accumulated depreciation forward and eliminates assets disposed of in prior periods
Select depreciation methods from pop-up menus
Handles simple trade-ins of one vehicle for another, or one piece of equipment for another in accordance with the provisions of IRB 2004-14.
Computation of recaptured section 1245 gain as ordinary.
Computation of negative depreciation and amortization for those special circumstances.
Reports are sorted by Asset Group Numbers (general ledger account numbers) and by Department Numbers
Export reports to Excel or Word formats
Depreciation Calculator creates the following reports:
Annual federal and state regular tax depreciation reports
Annual federal and state AMT depreciation reports
Annual federal and state ACE depreciation reports
Annual, monthly, and quarterly book (GAAP) depreciation reports
Monthly book accumulated depreciation report
Monthly net book value report
Monthly depreciation journal entry
Current year acquisitions report
Current year dispositions report
Form 4562 and supporting schedules
Group Totals report for federal, state and books (GAAP)
Detail listing report that shows the following asset tracking
information: description of each asset, location of each
asset, serial number, company assigned asset ID number,
date acquired, and cost
Annual net book value report
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للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Depreciation 4562 Pro is a complete fixed asset system which includes book and tax depreciation, management reporting, and asset tracking. Current tax rules for depreciation are built in, to guide you through the process of adding assets to meet federal requirements. All depreciation and amortization methods required for federal tax reporting is included in an easy to use format. Extensive on-line help details methods and tax requirements. This cost-effective software was designed to meet your business needs.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
asset no., calculate monthly depreciation amounts, prints reports. You can enter up to 4 user defined fields to store custom information, plus there is a extensive note field to store additonal information.. Taylor Business Software Home Page..
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
TVPX 1031 Depreciation Solution is an extremely efficient way to calculate federal and book depreciation. All depreciation and amortization methods required for federal tax reporting are included in an easy to use calculator format. By filling in a few fields, the user can quickly produce a depreciation schedule for a fixed asset. TVPX 1003 Depreciation Features Calculate the adjusted tax basis of replacement property purchased as part of a Like-Kind Exchange under IRS Section 1031. This is an ideal application for a CPA, or anyone doing taxes, justifying capital purchases, or manually booking depreciation.
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بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Fixed Asset Pro 2003 is a total fixed asset management program that enables companies to account for and manage their fixed assets in an utmost efficient manner. Besides its clear, intuitive interface with easy access to many functions, user can also search, browse, and report easily with just a mouse click. Other features include: windows 32-bit system, multi-level customizable password security control, import and export of data in ASCII..
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Asset Aide provides affordable fixed asset management. Complete fixed asset records are maintained via an easy to use interface. Reports may be grouped and sorted in a variety of ways to provide the report that is most useful for your company.. Track fixed assets with the affordable and easy to use Asset Aide software. Asset Aide fixed asset software provides an easy to use and affordable solution to tracking fixed assets. Easily maintain data on each item in your fixed asset inventory. Download the free trial of Asset Aide fixed asset software.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Asset Register PRO for Excel supplies nine asset registers plus YTD depreciation reports for fixed, intangible and investment assets, updating and reporting depreciation calculations and book values at each month end. Each asset entered into the register can contain the asset sequence number, date of purchase, description of asset, serial number, supplier's name, purchase order number, G/L reference code, accounting cost, useful life (depreciation period), physical location, plus if/when disposed/sold and gain/loss calculations and impairment ledgers for investments, intangibles and goodwill.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Asset Register PRO for Excel supplies nine asset registers plus YTD depreciation reports for fixed, intangible and investment assets, updating and reporting depreciation calculations and book values at each month end. Each asset entered into the register can contain the asset sequence number, date of purchase, description of asset, serial number, supplier's name, purchase order number, G/L reference code, accounting cost, useful life (depreciation period), physical location, plus if/when disposed/sold and gain/loss calculations and impairment ledgers for investments, intangibles and goodwill.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Imagine a fixed asset program with all the features you need, that costs just a fraction of other comparable software programs. AssetManage will let you streamline your fixed asset organization and record keeping. You will be able to quickly and easily keep track of the current location of your assets and who they are currently assigned to. Maintain vendor info, employee data and maintenance records. AssetManage eliminates the headaches of calculating asset depreciation by automatically generating depreciation tables using the Straight-Line, Double-Declining Balance, 150% Declining Balance, Straight Percentage or Sum of Years Digits depreciation methods.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Depreciation 4562 is an extremely efficient way to calculate Federal Tax Depreciation. Form 4562 is computed with a minimum amount of input. This is an idea tool for a tax professional, CPA, or anyone needing to complete tax depreciation. Asset data information is retained in a database for use in preparing future tax returns. An unlimited number of Companies or Clients can be maintained. Depreciation 4562 was created for the tax preparer that needs to do federal tax reporting, but does not need the expense and complexity that most depreciation application have.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
IntelliTrack Fixed Assets Software - flexible and affordable barcode-based tracking IntelliTrack Fixed Assets tracking software provides an efficient, cost-effective method to track and calculate the depreciation of fixed asset inventories of capital equipment, computers, phones, furniture and fixtures - even art. With a portable data assistant or portable data terminal, Intellitrack Fixed Assets lets you label assets and track over thirty descriptors, including serial number, cost, purchase date, date received, and even maintenance status.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
AcQuest HQ Depreciation is designed to run on Windows 95, 98, Me & XP. The unregistered version will calculate federal and GAAP depreciation, with the unregistered version limitation that open years cannot be rolled forward. AcQuest HQ Depreciation uses Microsoft Jet database files to store asset information providing for easy manipulation with programs such as Microsoft Access. Supports most deprecation methods, including MACRS, 150% MACRS, MACRS straight line, ACRS, ordinary straight line, 200% 150% and 125% declining-balance, and amortization.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Use AssetManage Enterprise to track where your assets are, what state they are in, and who they are currently assigned to. AssetManage keeps track of expenses related to an asset, creates inventories for multiple locations, and lets you attach images, documents and hyperlinks to each asset. AssetManage Enterprise can work with any ODBC-compatible database, including SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle. With AssetManage Enterprise 2007, you can organize all of your equipment, tools, furniture, computers, vehicles, and other assets for depreciation, tax, and insurance purposes.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
Depreciation Solution is an extremely easy way to calculate Federal and book depreciation. All depreciation and amortization methods required for federal tax reporting are included in an easy to use calculator format. Extensive on line help details methods and tax requirements.New maximum automobile amounts can be input to stay current with changing tax regulations. A formal depreciation schedule can be printed..
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط
AcQuest Pro Depreciation is designed to run on Windows 95, 98, Me, & XP. The unregistered version will calculate federal, GAAP, state, AMT, and ACE depreciation for multiple companies, with the unregistered version limitation that open years cannot be rolled forward. AcQuest Pro Depreciation uses Microsoft Jet database files to store asset information providing for easy manipulation with programs such as Microsoft Access. Supports most deprecation methods, including MACRS, 150% MACRS, MACRS straight line, ACRS, ordinary straight line, 200% 150% and 125% declining-balance, amortization, and units of production.
حاسبة الإهلاك
للأصول الثابتة
بـ Excel 2003
وبه يتم احتساب الإهلاك بكل من طريقة
القسط الثابت
ضعف القسط المتناقص
القسط المتناقص
مجموع أرقام السنين
طريقة الاستخدام
في الصفحة (الشيت) المسمى الرئيسي
يتم وضع بيانات الأصل المراد حساب الإهلاك له
في الخلايا الصفراء، وهي
قيمة الأصل (كل ما تم دفعه بغرض اقتناء الأصل)
العمر الافتراضي للأصل (بالسنوات)
قيمة الخردة (قيمة الأصل في نهاية العمر الافتراضي له)
فيتم احتساب الإهلاك بالطرق السابقة
يستطيع المصنف احتساب الإهلاك لأصل
عمره الافتراضي حتى 100 سنة
(لكم طول البقاء)
وذلك كناحية تعليمية
قمت بوضع كل الطرق في الصفحة الرئيسية
حتى يمكن عمل المقارنات بين الطرق المختلفة
وأيضا قمت بفرد صفحة (شيت) لكل طريقة
للتعرف على الدالة الخاصة بهذه الطريقة
تم استخدام دوال الإكسيل الخاصة بالإهلاك
والمصنف مفتوح وغير محمي بخلاف الصفحة الرئيسية فقط