Asset Revaluation¶

In reality, some common reasons for an asset revaluation are:

Upgrade an asset.
Dismantling one or some parts of an asset.
Revaluate tangible assets to determine business value.
Asset revaluation for purpose of a joint venture, capital contribution, division, consolidation, or dissolution.
Revaluation at the request of the authority.

This article will show you steps to revaluate an asset in the Viindoo Accounting app.

Requirements

This tutorial requires the installation of the following applications/modules:

First, go to the asset view. The Asset you want to revaluate now has the Running stage.

Press on Revaluation of Asset. A pop-up window appears where you need to add the following required information:

Once you press on Revaluation, the system will re-calculate data of some fields on the asset as follows:

Asset information¶

Revaluation Value: Displays the increased or decreased value of the revaluated asset.
Residual Value: Recalculated as the Original Value plus (or minus) the Revaluation Value minus the Cumulative Depreciation value.

The system records an entry for each corresponding revaluation.

By pressing on each line, you can review the details of each asset revaluation operation.
From here, you can post entries to the asset journal.
Depending on the increased or decreased value, the system adjusts the amortized value of the periods that have not been depreciated. The entries for the previous amortized periods are unchanged. To check this information, you can go back to the Depreciation Board tab.

Adjusted information are:

Depreciation: The Depreciation value of each amortization period is recalculated, starting from the adjusted month.
The Cumulative Depreciation and Residual columns are also recalculated according to the respective increased and decreased value.