Fixed Assets & Projects

Record, Depreciate, and Track Assets and Projects with Accounting Accuracy
The Fixed Assets & Projects modules in AI Account support asset recording, depreciation, project tracking, and related-party expense handling with system-generated accounting entries.
Fixed Assets & Projects

What Fixed Assets & Projects Covers

AI Account allows you to:
All entries follow defined accounting logic and generate the required double entries automatically where applicable.

Fixed Assets Recording

Recording Fixed Assets Using the Fixed Assets Module
You can record fixed assets directly in the Fixed Assets module.
For asset disposal:
Fixed Assets Module
Recording Fixed Assets via Expenses
Fixed assets can also be recorded in the All Expenses section.
This method should be used only when automatic depreciation is not required.
Recording Fixed Assets via Expenses

Fixed Assets Accounts Setup

Chart of Accounts Structure
Before using the Fixed Assets module, you must create:
Fixed Assets module
After creating these accounts:
The asset will then appear in the Fixed Assets module for recording and depreciation.
After creating these accounts

Depreciation

Running Depreciation
AI Account allows you to run depreciation automatically for assets recorded in the Fixed Assets module.
Running Depreciation
Rollback Depreciation
Rollback Depreciation
If depreciation is run incorrectly:

Related Parties

Related Party Accounts
AI Account provides dedicated accounts to record related-party balances:
These accounts can be used for directors, subsidiaries, or related companies.
Related Party Accounts
Expenses Paid on Behalf by Director
When a director pays an expense on behalf of the company:
Expenses Paid

Project Accounting

Projects Recording
The Projects module is used to:
Completion Percentage Calculation
Tagging Sales and Expenses
This allows accurate tracking of project costs and profitability.

Understand How Transactions Flow Through the System

Fixed Assets and Projects follow defined accounting logic for posting, depreciation, and reporting.
Transactions Flow

Bring Clarity to Fixed Assets and Project Accounting

Record assets, run depreciation, track project performance, and handle related-party expenses accurately as your business grows.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are fixed assets recorded in the AI Account?
Fixed assets can be recorded using the Fixed Assets module, where all double entries are generated automatically. Fixed assets should not be duplicated in the Expenses module.
Yes. Fixed assets can be recorded in the All Expenses section. However, assets recorded this way cannot be depreciated automatically; they must be depreciated manually through journal entries.
Depreciation is run automatically from the Fixed Assets module by entering the depreciation period end date and clicking “Depreciate”. The system automatically generates depreciation entries.
Yes. If depreciation is run incorrectly, you can use the “Rollback Depreciation” option to reverse the depreciation entries.
Residual value is the estimated value of an asset at the end of its useful life. If the residual value is equal to the asset’s cost or net book value, depreciation will not run. Residual value is usually set to zero.
Fixed assets can be disposed of by selecting Options → Dispose in the Fixed Assets module. The system automatically generates the required accounting entries, including any gain or loss on disposal, based on the sales proceeds entered.
Related-party balances can be recorded using dedicated accounts such as “Supplier Related Parties” and “Customer Related Parties”, which can be used for directors, subsidiaries, or related companies.
Create a contact for the director and record the expense payment using the “Supplier Related Parties” account. This records the expense as paid on the company’s behalf by the director.
Projects can be tracked using the Projects module. Sales invoices and expense invoices can be tagged to a project, and each transaction can be linked to only one project.
Project completion percentage is calculated using the formula: Expense Total Amount ÷ Budgeted Cost.