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This documentation supports the 20.02 version of Remedy Asset Management.To view an earlier version, select the version from the Product version menu.

Viewing depreciation

After you provide depreciation information for a CI, you can view the depreciation schedule. You can also modify the depreciation, change the methods, and recalculate the result to see the effects of changes. 

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Important

If depreciation has been calculated for this asset, the Depreciated field on the Financials tab on the CI Information form is set to Yes and a View button appears. If depreciation has not been calculated, the Depreciated field is set to No and a Create button appears.

To view depreciation

  1. Open a CI, as described in Using-search.
  2. Click the Financials tab.
  3. In the Accounting Information area, click View. 
    If you see a Create button instead of a View button, depreciation has not yet been specified for this CI. See Providing-depreciation-information. 
    The Depreciation Information for CI dialog box appears, displaying the depreciation for any months in which the CI has already been depreciated. 

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  4. To view the details of the depreciation history, select an item in the table, and click View.
  5. After you finish viewing the information, in the Depreciation Details for CI dialog box, click Close.
  6. Click the Depreciation Schedule tab to view the depreciation schedule for this CI.
    The tab shows the following information:
    • Effective Date — The date that the listed depreciation takes effect
    • Status — The status of the CI's depreciation
    • Current Depreciation — The amount of the listed depreciation
    • LTD Depreciation — The life-to-date depreciation
    • Useful Life of Asset — The estimated number of months that the depreciable asset is expected to be in use
    • Remaining Life — The number of months remaining in the useful life of the asset

 

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Remedy Asset Management 20.02