The customer is trying to perform additions to assets. If the customer owns a truck and wants to add additional parts to the truck after the purchase date – this is an addition to an Asset (not a revaluation).Users will be able to see initial costs as well as additions and addition dates on their Fixed Assets. Revaluation is not the correct way to perform an addition to an Asset, as the asset is not being revalued but added onto. The current process cannot be recreated using the current features of Evolution.
The client would like to have the functionality available to be able to perform additions on Assets (not revaluations)
This would entail An addition to the initial or last changed residual/ scrap value addition to the initial or last updated Asset Purchase price (which should only effect the current book value)
The client would then like to see a report such as the Asset Consolidated Listing or Book Depreciation Report which shows the following fields.
Asset Code Asset Description Purchase Opening Cost Depreciation Additions Prior New Additions Date Additional Previous New Closing Cost Depreciation Total Dep Date Prior Years Book Value Book Value Residual Amount Residual Amount Residual Amount Current Year after GL
