Create permit amortization entries
This is a periodic process that can be performed at whatever frequency
is deemed appropriate. It amortizes (expenses) the cost of active permits
for the specified company, generating accounting entries. The total amount
that will be amortized is the difference between the cost of the permit
and any bill-back amount. If the bill-back amount is equal to or greater
than the permit cost, amortization will not take place.
- At the EMMS main menu, select Equipment
| Permit Processing | Create Amortization Entries.
The Create Permit Amortization
Entries screen appears.
- Fill in the fields as required.
- Click Enter. The
Confirm prompt appears.
- Click Confirm. The
amortization is processed and you return to the menu.
- The amortization is calculated from the permit effective date
or the last amortization date to the requested amortization date.
The number of days between these dates and the number of days
the permit is in effect form the factor that is applied to the
amortizable amount to give the current period's amortization amount.
- If a unit is sold at the time of the amortization run, the
permit is cancelled effective on the disposal date, if it exists,
or the amortization date. If a cancellation date was entered manually
on the permit, it will not be replaced. See the accounting entry
table in the 'Accounting' section for special accounting that
applies.
- The amortize permits function checks to see if a unit is disposed
of. If it is, then the program will write off the rest of the
expense to a special account type - PD. If PD is not set up, Enrich
uses the regular PE account (for permit expense).
- When the amortization function finds a permit expired, it checks
for a PX account to write off the rest of the expense to. If the
PX is not set up, Enrich
uses the regular PE account.
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