Switching

Your history comes with you, in every book.

Conversion is done by our staff, reconciled to your last filed schedule, and documented for your auditor.

Figure 1. Illustrative screen with sample data: the field map for a Sage Fixed Assets file, validated before anything is written.

Five sources, and what we take from each.

Coming fromWhat we takeTypical timeDetails
Sage Fixed Assets (Depreciation, Premier, Lite)The asset export with all books, plus the depreciation schedule and disposals report for the last closed year5 to 7 business daysDetails
Bloomberg Tax Fixed Assets (formerly BNA)The asset detail export by book, plus the current and prior year depreciation reports5 to 7 business daysDetails
Thomson Reuters Fixed Assets CSThe asset list export with treatments, plus the depreciation schedule and Form 45625 to 7 business daysDetails
SpreadsheetsThe workbook as it is, plus the last return's depreciation schedule3 to 7 business daysDetails
Other systems (CCH ProSystem fx, ProSeries FAM, NetSuite, Fixed Asset Pro, Intacct, in-house)Any asset export with prior depreciation by book5 to 10 business daysAsk
Figure 2. Source systems, the files we ask for, and the typical time from file to parallel run.

Everything in the old register is preserved.

  • Cost, in-service date, class, location, department, GL accounts, custom fields
  • Method, life, convention and salvage in each book
  • Prior accumulated depreciation in each book, as filed
  • Section 179 and bonus taken in prior years
  • Disposal and transfer history with dates
  • Fully depreciated and disposed assets, at no extra charge

5 to 7business days from your export to the parallel run, for most registers

Two systems rarely round the same way. The parallel run finds the cents and we document each one.

The questions asked before switching, answered.

Will we lose depreciation history when we switch?

No. Prior accumulated depreciation in each book, methods, lives, conventions, prior Section 179 and bonus, disposal and transfer history, and fully depreciated assets all carry over.

How long does a conversion take?

Five to seven business days for Sage Fixed Assets, Bloomberg Tax and Fixed Assets CS; three to seven for spreadsheets; five to ten for other systems.

What does conversion cost?

It is quoted on the file after we see it, once, and the quote does not move.

What do we have to send?

The asset export with every book, your last filed depreciation schedule, and the disposals report for the last closed year.

Try it on your own register.

Fourteen days, the full product, no card. Load your assets, run a schedule, compare it with what you filed.

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