2. Expression and accounting can be improved:
You can count the expenditure on purchasing fixed assets through accounts payable-fixed assets.
In other words, every time I buy fixed assets, I will:
Debit: accounts payable-fixed assets
Loans: bank deposits
In this way, if you want to count fixed assets, you only need to look at accounts payable-the amount of fixed assets.
Secondly, after the accumulated depreciation of fixed assets is accrued every month, cost allocation is needed. Some depreciation expenses may go to "medical service cost-A", some to "medical service cost-B", and some to "medical service cost-other capital expenditures" written above.
In addition, the economic classification of "other capital expenditure" in the annual medical service cost account reflects the capital expenditure amortized to the annual expenditure, rather than the expenditure on purchasing fixed assets throughout the year. This sentence is very contradictory: there is no direct relationship between cost and capital expenditure, which can be regarded as fixed assets expenditure, or "fixed assets expenditure" is a part of capital expenditure.