Financial Management · Short course
Fixed Asset Accounting and Management
Ratomac Fixed Asset Accounting and Management encompasses the strategic tracking and financial treatment of physical assets that are pivotal for a company’s operation. This course unveils how to manage these assets, from…
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Programme overview
Ratomac Fixed Asset Accounting and Management encompasses the strategic tracking and financial treatment of physical assets that are pivotal for a company’s operation. This course unveils how to manage these assets, from acquisition to disposal, ensuring they deliver the best possible value throughout their lifecycle.
Who should attend
Who is this programme for?
- Fixed Asset Managers, Supervisors, and Account Managers
- Financial Managers and Accountants
- Purchasing and Facilities Supervisors
- Entrepreneurs and Start-Up Founders
- Department Heads and Executives
- Financial Analysts and Internal Auditors
- Investors and Maintenance Managers
Learning outcomes
What you will learn
- Acquire a solid understanding of fixed asset accounting principles and management strategies, grounded in IAS 16 and IAS 38
- Appreciate the need for prudent utilisation of fixed assets to boost profitability
- Learn accounting treatments for fixed assets and integrate them into financial statements
- Understand asset acquisition methods and manage associated costs
- Discover how effective asset management can streamline operations and maximise returns for stakeholders
- Apply the global ISO 55000 asset management standard and current asset-tracking technology to strengthen asset governance
Personal Benefits
- A deeper comprehension of the nuances between financial and fixed asset accounting
- Enhanced accounting acumen with practical experience in fixed asset treatments and recording
- Advanced knowledge and skills, providing an edge in financial reporting and management
- Improved decision-making and risk assessment capabilities in relation to asset management
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Detailed programme outline
- Asset and financial reporting mechanisms
- Categorisation and inventory of assets
- The significance of fixed asset accounting, grounded in IAS 16 (Property, Plant and Equipment) — the international accounting standard underpinning recognition, measurement, and disclosure of fixed assets
- Financial treatments for fixed assets, including Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) where decommissioning or restoration costs apply
- Diverse valuation approaches: absolute and relative value models
- Determining the value of repairs, maintenance, and improvements
- Asset valuation specifics for land and buildings
- Critical factors in continuity planning for assets
- Scheduling for continuity plans and associated costs
- Conducting gap analysis in asset management
- The need for depreciation in asset accounting
- Variables influencing depreciation expense
- Various methods for calculating depreciation
- Tracking fixed assets throughout their lifecycle
- Strategies for asset labelling and maintenance management
- Current asset-tracking technology: barcodes, RFID, GPS, and IoT-enabled tracking for real-time visibility, faster audits, and stronger compliance
- Managing various types of asset transfers
- Protocols for departmental and interdepartmental asset transfers
- Processes for asset retirement and disposal
- Classification of intangible assets
- Contrasting tangible and intangible asset accounting
- Methods for amortisation and valuation of intangible assets, grounded in IAS 38 (Intangible Assets)
- The overarching concept of fixed asset management
- Measuring asset efficiency through turnover ratios
- Life cycle management and cost considerations for fixed assets
- Applying the ISO 55000 international asset management standard for whole-of-life asset governance
- Evaluating fixed asset investments using Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
Learning approach
How you will learn
Our diverse instructional approaches ensure effective learning:
– Lectures & Presentations: Engage with expert-driven, stimulating content.– Course Material: Access well-crafted supporting resources.– Group Work: Collaborate on discussions and case studies for practical insights.– Workshops & Role-Play: Participate in immersive, scenario-based activities.– Practical Application: Focus on applying theoretical knowledge in real situations.– Post-Training Support: Receive extensive support after training for skill implementation.
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Dates, duration & arrangements
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