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My company bought 2 mini fryers for £40 and I am struggling to decide which nominal to post it to.

I was going to do office equipment, but it's not really office equipment, and there isnt a code for kitchen equpiment.

I thought about furniture and fixings, but its not really either of those..

Plant and Machinery, only beacuse its a machine?

Or Misc Expenses but i try to use this as a last hope...

What would you guys do?

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As the value is so small I wouldn't put it to a capital account but to an expense account. You could either make one called Kitchen equipment or put them in repairs and renewals. Don't put them as misc expenses as HMRC don't like uncategorised expenses.

If you are using sage make the new nominal codes in the 7000 range.

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awesome thanks smile.gif

i knew there was a reason i was avoiding misc expenses

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Just checking...my 7000s are classed as overheads, i want that rather then direct expenses 6000s yeah?

Then i have to pick a category (the last nominal i set up wasn't this confusing i'm sure)

Only Real options are Equpiment hire and rental or general exprenses, Should i be avoiding general again?

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It depends - if the fryers are used to produce a product (ie they are directly involved in the process and without them the product can't be sold) then they could be put in the 6000 range. Just pick an unused number and call it kitchen equipment or whatever. Otherwise do the same in the 7000 range.

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When I had my tea rooms we would put all purchases for small equip as repairs & renewals.

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I would say Repairs & Renewals in the overheads too.

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I am inclined to agree with Sheila, create a new category in the 6000 range if they are used in producing a product/service, or alternativly in the 7000 range. I wouldn't put it in repairs and renewals as I would consider these just premises expenses, i.e. repairs to the actual premises itself such as new doors or windows. (Just my opinion tho).

If I was doing it I would create a new code called kitchen equipment in the 7000 range. I usually get round not knowing what category to put something in by creating its own category in the COA. smile.gif

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Although I am using VT Transactions, it has a preset nominal account called Equipment Expensed, which you could recreate in Sage in the 7000 range, then any small/ low value equipment or tools can be posted to that.

It is useful to have an account like this, for reporting/ analysing expenses

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Thanks Guys

Yeah I think it will be useful for me to have a code for it, as there is so much posted to repairs already (all the damn bars are falling apart!)

I just don't have a category which fits it and i'm not sure how to create new categories, unless I just add it to the Equipment Hire one, it is Equipment..

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If you find an account in the right range (78xx, I think is a good area) that you are not likely to use, just edit the name and us that one.

In the chart of accounts 7800-7899 is grouped in the maintenace section, if you go to Company>Nominal, then select the Record icon button, type in a suitable code in the nominal code box (suggest 7805, if not being used). It will say new account on the right, go to the name box and give it the name you want (I use equipment expensed)
and save the changes. You created your new account and it should appear in you reports/ P&L/ BS without any other changes

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I totally didnt see a maintenance section for a category yesterday, must have been tired eyes! What a plonker!

New nominal set up and ready to go, thanks guys

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