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Splitting out Tangible Assets on Notes

at the moment all assets are grouped together - some clients like to see a split ie. plant & Machinery; Fixtures & Fittings etc

  • Amanda Roche
  • Jul 15 2024
  • We're Taking A Look At This
  • Eszter Petrinovics commented
    22 May 08:41

    +1

    For company reporting FRS102 in the notes section it should show every asset group separately Plant and Machinery, Vehicles, Properties, Fixtures and fittings and not Plant, Machinery etc in one group... this will be also only possible if you decrease the font size considerably which is way too big at the moment and makes the accounts look a bit unprofessional. It should be all compact easy on the eye and clearly drawing attention to each note/section --- have examples if needed for desired structure

  • Val Ayres commented
    11 Feb 12:26

    Steve

    This in relation to Limited Companies
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    Steven Cartlidge commented
    10 Feb 11:49

    Thank you for raising the Idea.

    To assist can you please provide any addtional information which may relate to this idea.

    • If this is relevant to a specific client type (Sole trade, partnership etc)

    • If this is relating to any specific complinace pack (FRS102, FRS015 etc)

    • If the idea relates specifically to members accounts or also comanies house accounts

    If this is regarding a customisation or name change, exactly where or what you are wishing to change.

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    Steve Cartlidge