Running the advanced depreciation calculation
From SunSystems select Asset Advanced Depreciation Calculation (FAA) to calculate advanced depreciation at year-end, after all ordinary depreciation methods have been posted. The advanced depreciation is posted to the same periods as ordinary depreciation, and therefore may be 'back-posted' to periods throughout the year. By setting the Post Transactions option to No on the Advanced Depreciation Calculation form, you can run advanced depreciation calculations without posting to the ledger. You can view the calculation results report, and try different scenarios to help you decide whether to include a group of assets or not for the definitive calculation.
Advanced depreciation, also sometimes called 'anticipated depreciation', is the multiplication of the ordinary depreciation amount by a factor during the first few years of the asset life. Both the multiplication factor and the term in years for which advanced depreciation applies are defined on each asset record using Asset Records (FAS).