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FAR Report

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FAR Report

    The Fixed Asset Register Report is accessed via the FAR Report icon in the Fixed Asset Register's Asset Summary top Ribbon.

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    The FAR Report lists all assets showing their cost and depreciation for the year.

    There are two versions of the FAR Report

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    The Summary style report shows the key balances with just one line per asset.

    clipboard_ebbe4bf25cc15d226b43a1d622375231d.pngThe details shown include the NBV b/fwd and c/fwd, the acquisition date, the profit/loss on sale and the depreciation method. But the Cost and Depreciation b/fwd and c/fwd are not shown, and nor are the Revaluation balances.

    The Fixed Asset Note style shows columns that are similar to those on a fixed asset note.

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    The report includes the Cost and Depreciation b/fwd and c/fwd and the Revaluation balances, but not the NBV b/fwd and c/fwd. With this style of report, there is an option to Show asset details. If ticked, then two extra lines are included for each asset showing:

    • The asset’s acquisition and disposal dates
    • The asset’s depreciation method.

    There are options to Print, Export to PDF and Export to Excel.

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