Asset Manual Payment

 

Use this document to add additional payments to an existing asset.

 

There are two methods to access:

      Asset Payment Lookup: Select a single asset from the search screen.  Multiple assets can be added after one asset has been selected.

      Asset Manual Payment: Select multiple assets from the search screen.

The Asset Manual Payment document is used to view payments and to perform the following activities:

      Apply payments to assets where payments originate from CAB. Payments generated from CAB are view only.

      Add payments for non-movable additions. Non-movable assets are created using the Asset Global and the Asset Payments documents. For example, non-movable assets may be added monthly using a summary report created from the General Ledger. Each fiscal year, the first time an expense is posted to an account, a new asset is created using the Asset Global document. After the asset has been created, any new transactions are applied as a payment using the Asset Payments document.

The Capital Asset Builder Batch Status Report checks the CAM data base for each account and presents an asset number if an asset has been created for the fiscal year. When an asset number is present, the Asset Payments document must used to add the transaction to the CAM system.

      Shift payments between assets. Occasionally, it may be necessary to move a payment to another asset. This situation can occur if the incorrect asset number was selected when the payment was added to the database. In addition, transactions that cannot be processed in CAB (due to a system error) must be added to the database using the Asset Payments document.

exclaim       The Asset Manual Payment document is generally used as a tool to get information into the CAM database. The new payment is recorded to the asset and the total cost and base amount are updated for the asset. Entries to reverse accumulated depreciation will be created if a payment is entered to zero out an existing payment, otherwise, entries will not be created.

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