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What is an asset class?
In MYOB AE/AO we had control groups. In MYOB Practice we call them asset classes. They have exactly the same format that you're used to.
An asset class is a link between the asset register and the general ledger. Asset classes enable you to organise assets with common characteristics together. For example, cost limit, default depreciation rates and methods, and so on. Asset classes are also used when generating journal entries.
Types of asset classes:
(Australia) Motor vehicles Tangible fixed assets such as vans, trucks and cars used for the operation of a business.
Plant and equipment Plant applies to assets in a workplace such as a factory or warehouse. Equipment applies to assets within a plant used to generate revenue.
Office furniture and equipment Office furniture applies to assets used within an office environment by employees being productive, or business clients providing the business with income. Equipment applies to assets within an office environment such as photocopiers and computers used in the course of business operations.
You must configure your asset classes before you can add assets.
Adding an asset class
Before adding an asset, make sure you've added an asset class.