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What Is a Fixed Asset Register? Required Fields, Format and Examples
What a fixed asset register is, what US GAAP, IFRS and FRS 102 expect of it, where the capitalisation threshold sits, how book and tax registers differ, and how to reconcile it to the general ledger.
How to Build a Preventive Maintenance Schedule for Equipment
How to decide what needs scheduled servicing, take statutory intervals from OSHA and HSE rules, set the rest on evidence, and avoid the schedule everyone ignores.
Straight-Line vs Declining Balance (WDV) Depreciation for Equipment
Straight-line and declining balance — also called reducing balance or written-down value — compared for equipment: what each does to book value, worked examples, and how US and UK tax rules differ.
AMC vs CMC vs Warranty: Which Equipment Cover You Actually Have
Three kinds of cover, routinely confused, with materially different consequences when something breaks. What each includes, how they overlap, and what to record.
Asset Management for Small Businesses: A Practical Setup Guide
You don't need a system designed for a 5,000-asset estate. A setup that takes an afternoon, the US and UK tax rules that affect what you record, and what to skip until you need it.
Managing IT Equipment for Remote and Hybrid Teams
When a courier delivers the laptop, the handover moment vanishes — and with it the moment somebody accepts responsibility. Here's what replaces it.
IT Equipment Management for Growing Teams: A Practical Guide
Doubling headcount breaks whatever you were doing before. Here's what to put in place at fifty people so you're not reconstructing it at two hundred.
How to Write an Asset Management Policy (With Structure and Examples)
What an asset management policy should cover, how long it should be, and the clauses that make the difference between a document people follow and one they file.
Asset Audit Requirements: What Auditors Actually Ask For
Not a list of what you believe you own. A verified count, on a date, by a named person, with discrepancies attached — and why that is a different artefact from a register.