Service Catalog Items: Capex/SaaS accounting treatment?
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10-20-2023 07:23 PM
Anyone have experience getting catalog item builds classified as capex/saas with their accounting department? I'm looking for their rationale if so. Thank you
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02-14-2024 04:26 PM - edited 02-18-2024 05:36 PM
Getting service catalog items classified as capex/saas can be a real head-scratcher, huh? From what I've seen, it often boils down to how your accounting department views the nature of the expense and whether it aligns more with capital expenditures or ongoing operational costs. Sometimes, it comes down to the specific terms of your agreements with vendors or the anticipated long-term benefits of the service. It's all about making the case and providing a solid rationale to justify the classification. If you're still exploring options, you might wanna give Acumatica Project accounting a whirl. I've heard it's got some nifty tools to help with this kind of financial juggling act.
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05-03-2024 12:00 AM
The classification of catalog item builds as CapEx or SaaS depends on whether they represent long-term asset investments or ongoing operational expenses. CapEx involves assets with lasting benefits, recorded on the balance sheet and amortized over time, requiring higher-level approvals. SaaS expenses are recurring subscription fees for software services, treated as operating expenses and expensed immediately. Clear documentation and alignment with accounting standards are essential for discussing classification with the accounting department.
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07-29-2024 02:39 PM
Thanks for sharing!
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