How To Determine The Assets To Be Used

[question]

What is the policy basis for determining the assets of a standard and how to determine it?

Example: a device that needs to be installed will be paid 3331 according to the contract payment, namely, 30% of advance payment, 30% of the goods arrived and the final installation is 30%, and the quality guarantee is 10%.

Before the final acceptance of the equipment,

It has been put into use, and it is estimated that the final acceptance will take several months. How can the equipment be determined to be used when it has been put into use and before the final acceptance payment?

[answer] the equipment has already been put into use.

Now.

The fixed assets purchased are in a predetermined usage state, which means that the assets have reached the predetermined usage state of the purchaser or the builder.

Specifically, we can judge from the following aspects:

(1) the physical construction (including installation) of fixed assets has been completed or substantially completed.

(2) the fixed assets purchased are in conformity with or basically consistent with the design requirements or contractual requirements. Even if there are very few places inconsistent with the design or contract requirements, they will not affect their normal use.

(3) the amount of expenditure that continues to take place on the purchased fixed assets is very small or almost no longer occurs.

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The accounting statements of enterprises consist of four statements. Besides the balance sheet and the profit statement, the profit distribution table and the cash flow statement are also included.

The profit distribution table only needs to be compiled at the end of the year, because only at the end of the year will the profits be distributed.

The cash flow statement is compiled only according to the requirements of the tax department. Different regions require different provinces.

The tax department will ask for your request when annual inspection is made in April.

(management, finance, business, manufacturing and so on) there will be no balance at the end of the month. If the checkout method is adopted, the balance can be kept at the end of the profit and loss account. If there is any balance in the manufacturing cost, it will be distributed on the cost of the product and will be treated on the balance sheet.

You have to see what you have in the profit statement. As long as you have a profit on your account, it's not easy to make a mistake. The profit statement is in good agreement with the balance sheet for the year.

Details added:

1, value-added tax, corporate income tax in the national tax newspaper (after January 1, 2002 registration of enterprises only in the national tax; personal income tax and other taxes in the land tax report.

2, the end of the month certification (input tax); early January copy tax (output tax).

3, the salary is based on 100%, the welfare cost is 14%, the trade union funds are 2%, and the workers' education fees are 2.5%. (the tax law stipulates that the enterprises, institutions and social organizations that establish trade union organizations shall pay the labor union's funds according to the 2% of the total monthly wages of all the workers.

Where a special receipt for payment of labor union funds can not be issued, the labor union funds drawn from it shall not be deducted before the enterprise income tax.

4, three risks and one gold: housing provident fund, endowment insurance, medical insurance, unemployment insurance money.

5. Transportation expenses, loading and unloading fees, reasonable losses and inspection fees of the circulation enterprises are all included in the operating expenses, and the industrial enterprises are included in the cost.

6, units without a trade union shall not be able to mention trade union funds, nor need to make any adjustments afterwards.

Income tax is only required once a quarter, not monthly.

7, cash is generally extracted from the "basic deposit households", generally stipulates that the settlement account can not withdraw cash, if there are special circumstances.

8. The range of travel expenses: pportation, accommodation, food subsidy, post and telecommunications, baggage and freight, incidental expenses.

9. The cashier's journal is kept for 25 years.