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BOP Program Statement 8563.08 § 9
RECORDING DEPRECIATION CHARGES. Monthly depreciation charges
on all machinery and equipment and building and improvements
begin on the first day of the month in which the items are
acquired and ready for use.
a. The following class codes and corresponding accounts are to
be established in Millennium:
Class Asset Accum Depreciation
Codes Description Account Depreciation Expense
1000 Building & Impr 173000 173900 614700
2000 Mach & Equip 175100 175900 614500
2500 Assets Under 181000 181900 614500
Capital Lease
3000 Non Capitalized ----- ----- -----
4000 Assets Under Const 172000 ----- -----
5000 Donated B&I 173000 173900 614700
5100 Donated M&E 175100 175900 614500
b. At the beginning of each month, the Financial Manager or
designee in the Financial Management Branch (FMB) is to calculate
and post the depreciation for the preceding month. After the
depreciation expense has been posted, the Financial Manager or
designee is to close the previous posting period for assets.
c. The accountant at each location is to review the monthly
depreciation charges for fixed assets at his or her location for
accuracy. Errors to review include incorrect depreciation
amounts, assets in service with no depreciation charges, and
assets that are fully depreciated, retired, or disposed and still
being depreciated.
The Business Manager is to report any errors immediately to the
Deputy Controller or designee in FMB in Central Office.
PS 8563.08
12/13/2001
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History
PS 8563.08 dated 2001-12-13
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