The Asset Transaction Report module is used to generate a historical report of all major transactions that occur in an asset's lifecycle. This report summarizes all activities such as asset sales, asset write-offs, and asset revaluations that happened within a specific period.
1. Report Parameters (Filter)
The main page of this module is a form containing various parameters to customize the report that will be generated.
Here is an explanation for each parameter:
Report Type:
This is the primary filter to select the specific transaction type you want to see, for example, only Asset Sale or Write-off Asset. Leave it as "All" to display all transaction types.
Asset:
Select All to see the history of all assets, or Selected if you want to see the transaction history for one or more specific assets.
From / To:
Specify the date range of the transactions you wish to see in the report.
2. Steps to Generate the Report
Step 1: Set Report Parameters
Define the date range and other filters you need to focus the report.
Step 2: Generate the Report
After all parameters are set, click one of the two buttons at the bottom:
[Display Report]: To preview the report directly on your screen.
[Export to MS Excel]: To download the report data in an Excel file format.
3. Reading the Report (Report Content)
The generated report will be a list of transactions grouped by their type, such as Asset Sale, Write-off Asset, and Revalue Asset.
This report displays important financial details from each transaction, including:
Current Value: The book value of the asset at the time of the transaction.
Selling Price: The asset's selling price (specifically for sale transactions).
Gain or Loss: The gain or loss recognized from the sale transaction.
Tips & Important Notes
This report is a recapitulation of all data recorded in the transactional Asset Transaction module.
Use this report to prepare the "reductions" or "disposal" section in the fixed asset roll-forward schedule for Financial Statement purposes.
This is a crucial audit report for verifying that all asset disposals have been recorded correctly.
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