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When I create the Fixed Asset account, I did not enter any financial values in any of the items and told it I wanted to track depreciation. It created 2 sub accounts, one being […]

Resolution for 'Banking For Review – Equipment issue: 'So I purchased 2 pieces of equipment recently. Paid “cash” with my bank card. They are fixed asset items. I have created Fixed Asset accounts for the items in my Chart of Accounts. However, do I put zero as the Original cost and then “match” the item under “For Review” in “Banking” to the appropriate Fixed Asset? Or where/what should I record the bank record of the purchase under? If I enter an original cost under the fixed asset, then when I match the transaction to the fixed asset, the asset now has an “account balance” of twice what the cost was. Help would be appreciated.' available: Yes.

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