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Changing an Asset's Depreciation Method
At times it may be necessary to change a depreciation method after a fixed asset has been entered and accumulated depreciation has been applied. Go to Financials > Depreciation > Depreciable Assets and select the asset you wish to change. Note: If the Depreciation module is not installed, no Depreciation options will show up in the menu.
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Set the asset to status "Hold".
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Add the new target method from the New button under Methods.
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Change primary switch to the new method and make sure there is a checkmark next to the correct depreciation method. (This action should verify the process to move accumulated assets.)
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Remove the old method if desired.
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Set status to Depreciate.
- Click OK to save changes.