Switching from Bloomberg Tax

A Bloomberg Tax Fixed Assets register converts with every book and every year intact.

We convert the books you use and keep the ones you might, at no per-asset charge.

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

What we need from you.

The asset detail export for each book, the current-year and prior-year depreciation reports, the disposal report, and the last Form 4562 by entity.

Time
5 to 7 business days from the file to the parallel run
Price
Quoted on the file, fixed once given
Who
Our staff, not a wizard; the same account manager afterwards

Every field carries over.

In Bloomberg TaxIn Fixed Asset DeskHow
Federal bookFederalDirect
GAAP or financial bookBookDirect
State books (per state)StateOne state book per asset; multi-state registers reviewed case by case
AMT and E&P booksAMT; E&P as user-definedDirect
Prior accumulated depreciation by bookPrior depreciation by bookLoaded as filed
Bonus and Section 179 by yearFirst-year electionsLoaded per asset and year
Entities, divisions, locationsEntities and locationsRecreated with GL mappings
Disposals and transfersEvents with datesLoaded from history
Fully depreciated assetsKeptNo charge
Figure 2. Field-by-field map from Bloomberg Tax to Fixed Asset Desk. Unusual combinations are flagged before loading.

The tie-out has five steps.

  1. You send the export and your last filed schedule. Fixed quote within one business day.
  2. We load every asset with prior depreciation in each book.
  3. You run the last closed year in parallel. Our report reconciles cost, accumulated depreciation and expense to your filed figures.
  4. Differences are explained before go-live. You keep the reconciliation for your auditor.
  5. Go live with the same account manager.

Things to know.

Reviewers of Bloomberg Tax Fixed Assets report per-asset pricing, a charge to keep fully depreciated assets, and Excel exports that need cleanup. Our plans count records but charge nothing for fully depreciated ones, and our Excel exports carry numbers as numbers.

Statements about Bloomberg Tax Fixed Assets come from the vendor's public website and published user reviews as of September 2026: pro.bloombergtax.com product pages; Capterra and G2 reviews, 2024 to 2026; Fixed Assets Desk Inc. vendor review, September 2026 (summary on request).

The questions asked before leaving Bloomberg Tax, answered.

Will we lose depreciation history moving from Bloomberg Tax?

No. Every asset is loaded with prior accumulated depreciation in each book, as filed; methods, lives, conventions and elections are mapped, not re-derived.

How long does the conversion take?

Five to seven business days from the export to the parallel run, for most registers.

What does it cost?

Quoted on the export. Multi-state registers with many state books are quoted accordingly.

What if the old register carried an error into a filed return?

We show it to you rather than reproduce it silently; you decide whether to match the return or correct it going forward.

What happens to our fully depreciated assets?

They are kept, with their history, at no charge.

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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