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Post depreciation Journal Entry

Post depreciation from an asset schedule when the month is ready, resulting in a depreciation journal entry for that asset.

Workflow

Step 1

Open Fixed Assets

Start in Bookkeeping > Fixed Assets > Register so registered assets and posting actions are visible.

Fixed Assets register page with SP Testing 4ever selected.

Step 2

Review assets

Confirm the asset row you want to post from appears in the register before opening it.

Fixed Assets register filtered to Apple TV with posted partial disposal rows visible.

Step 3

Open the asset

Select the asset to review its details and depreciation schedule.

Apple TV fixed asset detail page with depreciation settings and schedule below.

Step 4

Review schedule

Find the next unposted term in the schedule and confirm the amount, accumulated depreciation, and net book value.

Apple TV depreciation schedule showing term amounts and posted status rows.

Step 5

Select Post

Use the Post action on the unposted term that should be recorded for the period.

Depreciation schedule with a Post button available on an unposted term.

Step 6

Review date

Confirm the posting date matches the depreciation term and the month you are closing.

Post Journal Entry dialog with posting date and total amount.

Step 7

Review amounts

Check the true-up amount and term amount before deciding whether an adjustment is needed.

Post Journal Entry dialog showing true-up amount and term amount fields.

Step 8

Add notes

Add a note when the true-up line needs context for reviewers or audit support.

Post Journal Entry dialog with a note entered for the true-up line item.

Step 9

Review Post

Post only after the date, amounts, and note match the depreciation entry you expect.

Post Journal Entry dialog ready for final review before selecting Post.

Before posting

Make sure the selected asset, posting month, and journal-entry details are correct before you submit the posting.

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