Compound Assets
Compound assets are parent or primary assets that are comprised of multiple child assets, called components. Simple assets, in comparison, are single assets that don't have components. A component can be a simple asset or another compound asset.
This feature lets you create a compound asset by attaching multiple child assets (components) to the parent asset. You can add components that have the same asset type, subsidiary, and accounting method as the compound asset. Each component's status must be New, Depreciating, or Partially Disposed. You can't add fully depreciated or disposed assets as components.
Note:
Limit compound asset to five levels, with a total of 1000 assets and 1000 tax methods to avoid performance issues.
Related Topics
- Creating Asset Records Manually
- Asset Values Record
- Building Compound Assets
- General Subtab
- Accounts Subtab
- Lease Subtab
- Insurance Subtab
- Maintenance Subtab
- Components Subtab
- Asset Sale/Disposal Tab
- Depreciation History Subtab
- Asset Usage Subtab
- Sub-Assets Subtab
- Income/Expense Subtab
- Notes Subtab
- Files Subtab