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Amanda


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Good job Shauns not on here he would say it was Sage that was costing £4500!!!! lol

Sorry Shaun couldn't resist!

 

Edit:- For all those newbees reading this Sage doesn't cost £4500



-- Edited by Amanda on Wednesday 8th of August 2012 03:12:35 PM

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Hi

 

Just posting a purchase invoice in Sage and it is for computer software net value £4500.  Would this be an asset as it has a life of approx 5years.  I have never posted software to this value before usually been below £1000.

 

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What is the software for?

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Yes an asset.

Would capitalise and write off over 5 years straight line ie £900 per year if expected to last for 5 years.

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It is a design and data base programme for engineering company


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Thanks guys

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Hehe thanks, I was wondering what could cost £4500.

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Amanda wrote:

Good job Shauns not on here he would say it was Sage that was costing £4500!!!! lol

Sorry Shaun couldn't resist!

 

Edit:- For all those newbees reading this Sage doesn't cost £4500



-- Edited by Amanda on Wednesday 8th of August 2012 03:12:35 PM

 Love the disclaimer biggrin



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One could say £4500 for software makes Sage look good value!

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Yes Roz makes sage look cheap.

@Steve had to bit that bit on there else someone will probably come on from sage and complain!

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Perhaps I should take a career change and write computer programmes and make even more on the training of someone to use them. The £4500 then had £1000 support for 1 year and then an additional £1250 for 3 training days. Wow, licence to print money.

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Amanda wrote:

Yes Roz makes sage look cheap.

@Steve had to bit that bit on there else someone will probably come on from sage and complain!

 You know I could actually see that happening smile



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