What Depreciation Methods are in Sage Fixed Assets

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What Depreciation Methods are valid in FAS
What are all the methods that FAS Supports
What are all the methods that Sage Fixed Assets supports
Which method allows you the 168(k) Allowance
Which method allows you the 168 Allowance
Which method allows you the Special Depreciation
What Depreciation Methods are in Sage Fixed Assets?

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Available Depreciation Methods:

MF – MACRS Formula (100%, 150%, and 200%)
MA – MACRS Formula (100%, 150%, and 200%) + 168(k) allowance
MT – MACRS Table (100%, 150%, and 200%)
MI – MACRS Formula Indian Reservation (150%, and 200%)
MR – MACRS Formula Indian Reservation (150%, and 200%) + 168(k) allowance
AD – ADS Straight-line MACRS
AA – ADS Straight-line MACRS + 168(k) allowance
AT – ACRS Table
SA – Alternate ACRS Table
ST – Alternate ACRS Table
SL – Straight-line Mid-Month
SF – Straight-line, Full Month
SB – Straight-line Full Month + 168(k) allowance
SH – Straight-line, Half-Year
SD – Straight-line, modified half-year
DB – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) switch to SL when optimal
DC – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) no switch to SL
DD – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) modified half-year, switch to SL when optimal
DH – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) half-year, switch to SL when optimal
DE – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) modified half-year, no switch to SL
DI – Declining-balance (125%, 150%, 175%, and 200%) half-year, no switch to SL
DM – Canadian Declining-balance, midmonth convention, 30% default rate but can be anything from 1% – 99%
DL – Canadian Declining-balance, full month convention, 30% default rate but can be anything from 1% – 99%
DY – Canadian Declining-balance, half-year, 30% default rate but can be anything from 1% – 99%
YS – Sum-of-the-years’-digits, midmonth convention
YH – Sum-of-the-years’-digits, half-year
YD – Sum-of-the-years’-digits, modified half-year
RV – Remaining value over remaining life
OC – Own depreciation calculation
NO – Do not depreciate

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