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ReportWhere can I find what the new features are in Fixed Assets with GP 2013?
Can fixed assets handle tax depreciation?
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Where can I find what the new features are in Fixed Assets with GP 2013?
Can fixed assets handle tax depreciation?
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Where in IM are destination adpaters for Fixed Assets. Is this only available when using eConnect?
You might also want to look at using Integration Manager to import the assets. It's faster than the Import Wizard.
Yes, you can import fixed assets. Go to utilities fixed assets and select asset import / export. If you press F1 to get help on the window, there are several pages you can read through that will tell you which fields are required and how to setup the import file.
Thanks for the tips. My client has used GP for yeaers and they just recently purchased a company with a few thousand assets. Is there any way to import assets into Fixed Assets?
To expand on Warren's response, you can have as many books as you want in Fixed Assets. This is not new to 2013 - it's been part of FA at least back to version 5.0, maybe longer. Many companies setup 3 books - 1 for Internal, 1 for Fed Tax and 1 for State Tax. some set another book up for AMT as well (Alternative Minimum Tax).
To answer the tax depreciation question, you can have more than one books. So tax can be one book and have different depreciation method from the other books. Typically, an Internal Book and a Tax Book. The Internal Book is what feeds depreciation, etc. to the GL. Tax Book is used for tax reporting.
Warren
Richard,
Look at the following link. www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx The fixed assets enhancements start on p 13.
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