We know that keeping depreciation up to date, especially when you migrate assets, requires a lot of precision. That's why we made three improvements to give you more control with fewer laps:
- Date of the last depreciation.For migrated assets with imported opening balance, you can now indicate how long they depreciated. It is in the form and as a new column in the import Excel (the template is already updated). It is filled in together with the other 3 details of the imported balance: all 4 or none are available. Clay begins to depreciate the month following that date, so it doesn't double or skip any depreciation.
- Historical and corrected depreciation.The asset table now shows two columns: the historical one (without the monetary correction for the year) and the corrected one (the usual one). It's just informational, your seats don't change. You can also find it in the Excel of the report.
- Delete fixed assets.You can now delete a direct asset from the table, as long as it doesn't have accounting entries. If you have them, Clay warns you that you can't delete them.
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