What accounts are used to account for depreciation of equipment?
Accounting for depreciation of equipment through the accounts:
Fixed assets used in the basic production workshop of the enterprise, the depreciation of which is charged to manufacturing costs;
Fixed assets used in the management department, the depreciation of which is charged to administrative expenses;
Fixed assets used in the sales department, the depreciation of which is charged to the cost of goods sold;
The fixed assets used in the process of self-construction of fixed assets, their depreciation is charged to the cost of sales;
Building fixed assets on their own Fixed assets used in the process of self-construction are depreciated to the cost of construction in progress;
Fixed assets leased out for operation are depreciated to other operating costs;
Fixed assets not in use are depreciated to administrative expenses.
Equipment depreciation entries
Borrow: manufacturing costs (production plant depreciation)
Management costs (business management, unused fixed assets depreciation)
Selling expenses (business dedicated sales department depreciation)
Other operating costs (business leased out of fixed assets depreciation)
R&D Expenditures (depreciation of fixed assets used in research and development of intangible assets)
Construction in progress (depreciation of fixed assets used in construction in progress)
Credit: Accumulated depreciation
Accounting entries for the purchase of equipment
Not to be installed:
Borrow: Fixed assets
Taxes and expenses payable- -VAT payable (input tax)
credit: bank deposits, etc.
Equipment to be installed:
Purchase for installation
Borrow: construction in progress
Tax payable - VAT payable (input tax)
credit: bank deposits, etc.
Purchase of equipment to be installed:
Borrow: fixed assets
Borrow: capital expenditure
Contributions to VAT payable - VAT payable (input tax)
Credit: bank deposits, etc.
Payment of installation fees, etc.
Borrow: construction in progress
Taxes payable - VAT payable (input tax)
Credit: bank deposits, etc.
When the equipment is installed and delivered to use
Borrow: Fixed Assets
Credit: Construction in Progress
What does Fixed Assets mean?
Fixed assets are tangible assets that have the following characteristics at the same time:
1. Held for the production of goods, the provision of labor services, leasing, or business management;
2. With a useful life of more than one fiscal year.