Fixed Asset disposal
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I may be being a bit thick here, can anyone clarify how I account for a profit from the sale of a fixed asset.
Is it added income
or can I class it as capital introduced? :oops:
i think it is added income!!!
Jack
Is it added income
or can I class it as capital introduced? :oops:
i think it is added income!!!
Jack
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Re:Fixed Asset disposal
hi hope this helps but there was something in the aat magazine this month covering this topic i cant remember exactly what but i think you can view this online. Ne0 -
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Thanks for that, as it happens my copy came today not had time to read it yet.
JackD0 -
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Hi It is me again!!
I have read the article in Accounting Technician, which I understand aprt from Here we go!!
There is never any mention of VAT. Surely if you are VAT registered it must be shown somewhere :?:
Is it the net amount that is put to the profit & loss as added income.
Jack :roll:0 -
Re:Fixed Asset disposal
Hi there
The profit from a fixed asset disposal is excluding VAT and is shown in the P&L. I usually put it below the depreciation charge line. It is disregarded as income for tax return purposes but then incorporated in the capitial allowance calcs.
Make sense?
Sharon0 -
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Don't forget that if you make a profit to add it back in the P&L ie it is a reduction in expenses - I tend to put it in brackets.
As Sharon says it is excluded from tax comps and sorted out in capital allowances - a balancing charge instead of an allowance.
Claudia
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Thanks Guys
Can I run this by you?
NBV 6371
Proceeds 7500
Profit 1129
VAT does not come into it!!!
Will I ever the the hang of disposals???
Thanks again
Jack0 -
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Transfer cost account and provision for depreciation account to '(Profit)/Loss on disposals' account. Also credit the sale proceeds to this account and the profit will show as a negative expense in the P&L, usually immediately below depreciation.
Add back in the tax comps, just as you would for depreciation and make the appropriate adjustment to capital allowances. You will either have a balancing allowance or, if the asset is in the general pool, just a reduction to your pool available for WDAs.
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Thanks all, I may have to re-cap at year end when I am doing the tax comp
Jack0
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