Asset Retirements: Better Have A Retirement Plan For Those Assets
Asset Retirements: Better Have A Retirement Plan For Those Assets
You can retire an asset when it is no longer in service – for example, if it was stolen, lost, damaged, sold, or returned.
To retire an asset completely, it can't be in operation at all. You can also retire part of an asset if only a portion of it is still in service.
Full Retire all the units of a Full cost retirements: Allowed for CIP assets.
retirement multiple-unit asset. Full unit retirements: Not allowed for CIP assets.
Retire the entire asset cost.
Partial Retire a specific number of Partial cost retirements: The units remain unchanged and the
retirement units of a multiple-unit asset. retired cost is spread evenly among all assignment lines.
Retire a portion of the asset Partial unit retirements: Oracle Fusion Assets automatically
cost. calculates the retired cost.
Partial retirements of CIP assets: Not allowed.
Unit retirement Retire assets by unit, either all of them or some in case of a multiple-unit Not allowed in tax books.
asset. The cost retired is automatically calculated for each unit retired.
Cost retirement Retire assets by cost. The units remain unchanged and the retired cost is Allowed in both corporate
spread evenly among the units. and tax books.
Source line Retire an asset that was imported as a source line by retiring the cost (based Allowed for both partial
retirement on the source line). and full retirement.