Hi,
I am using AX2012 R3 and I have the 'Automatically create depreciation adjustment amounts with disposal' option ticked in the Fixed Asset parameters.
I would like to know whether there is a bug with the Reducing balance depreciation method where AX creates a depreciation adjustment transaction on disposal of the asset to offset all posted depreciations - which results in the net book value to be the same as the original acquisition cost. Please refer to the screenshot for an example:
Here is the Depreciation Profile setup for Reducing Balance
Thanking you in advance for your time.
Sarita
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Hello Sarita,
Sorry for the late respone.
I would like to know if you get a different result for the reducing balance method if you use a value model rather than a depreciation book.
Can you test that and verify the outcome?
Best regards,
Ludwig
Hi Ludwig,
Do you have an answer for me please?
Thank you for your swift response, Ludwig.
Let me provide another example which might help exhibiting the issue more clearly.
I acquired asset PEG00038 on 10/11/17 for $5000. The following books are attached to the asset:
I ran the depreciation (for both value model and depreciation book) up until 31/05/18. No depreciation was run in June and I scrapped the asset on 26/06/18.
With the 'Automatically create depreciation adjustment amounts with disposal' option enabled, AX should automatically calculate and post the depreciation from 01/06 to 26/06/18 as a depreciation adjustment transaction - as part of the disposal-scrap automatic postings.
I agree with the automatic disposal transactions created by AX for Straight Line:
However the Profit/Loss amount for Reducing balance is incorrect. This is due to the incorrect depreciation adjustment amount. The depreciation adjustment amount from 01/06 to 26/06 should be -72.22 (5000*20%/12 = 83.33 monthly and 72.22 for 26 days)
Sarita
Hi,
Your profit from the sale is (18000-16171,72) = 1828,28. This amount is reflected in the profit -181,82 and the depreciation adjustment 2010,10
I assume that your settings and the posting conventions are responsible for the postings that you see but cannot identify a problem.
The complete depreciation is reversed (2010,10), which is a standard behavior in AX.
The sales value compared to the original acquisition value then results in the profit of 181,82 shown.
Why do you expect a depreciation adjustmen tof only 191,92?
Best regards,
Ludwig
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