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Calculate Fixed Asset Depreciation in NAV 5.0

dynamics_prasanthdynamics_prasanth Member Posts: 153
Hi Experts,
I created a Fixed Asset(X) on Current Date.
I want to Acquire X on 01/04/09(an earlier date).
So I created & Posted a Purchase Order accordingly.
The Acquisition cost is shown in the Fixed Asset Card.
I want to calculate the depreciation of X from 01/04/09..Current Date.
I executed the batch process "Calculate Depreciation" from
the Fixed Assets > Periodic Activities.
But I couldnt find any Depreciation entries or calculation in the Ledgers or Reports.

Can anybody help me on this?

Thanks in Advance

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    ssinglassingla Member Posts: 2,973
    Depreciation will be calculated from the last acquisition date for a fixed asset. You can search the forum if you want to know more on this.

    Entries will not be posted or available in reports but will be created in FA G/L Journal or FA Journal depending on the integration of your Depreciation book.
    CA Sandeep Singla
    http://ssdynamics.co.in
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    dynamics_prasanthdynamics_prasanth Member Posts: 153
    Hi Mr.Sandeep,
    My issue is, the Calculate Depreciation batch job is getting executed but the depreciation entries are not generated in the FA G/L Journal or FA journal.

    Thanks
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    ssinglassingla Member Posts: 2,973
    Check whether Depreciation will be calculated based on the entries in FA Ledger. Further check both FA G/L Journal and FA Journal
    CA Sandeep Singla
    http://ssdynamics.co.in
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    jgudmundssonjgudmundsson Member Posts: 13
    You need to make sure the Depreciation Book contains a Depreciation Method, D. Starting Date, D. Ending Date and No. of Depr. Years. If you want the Depreciation to reflect in the G/L, you need to make sure the depr. book has integration to the G/L [On the book card]. If you posted aquisition cost, it should show in the Book Value.
    iNECTA LLC (a Dynamics NAV Implementation Partner)
    http://www.inecta.com
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