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Quick Reference Guide Asset Profiles 1 Profile ID’s can be selected at either the header or line level of the PR document. 1. Click edit to add or change Profile ID. 2. Click on Select from all values to bring up search window. 2 3. In the Description box type a brief description of the item. 4. Click Search. 5. Click Select when you find the matching item. 3 4 5
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Page 1: Asset Profiles - Admin Portal Index > Home · Asset Profiles contd Glossary 1. Asset - An asset is an owned item of value. An asset is determined by its cost and physi-cal properties.

Quick Reference Guide

Asset Profiles

1 Profile ID’s can be selected at either the header or line level of the PR document. 1. Click edit to add or change Profile ID.

2. Click on Select from all values to bring up search window.

2

3. In the Description box type a brief description of the item.

4. Click Search. 5. Click Select when you find the

matching item.

3

4

5

Page 2: Asset Profiles - Admin Portal Index > Home · Asset Profiles contd Glossary 1. Asset - An asset is an owned item of value. An asset is determined by its cost and physi-cal properties.

Asset Profiles contd

Glossary 1. Asset - An asset is an owned item of value. An asset is determined by its cost and physi-

cal properties. 2. Asset Profile ID - An asset profile is a shortcut that contains standard depreciation cri-

teria for an asset type and its corresponding asset books. 3. Class Code - A table of codes that is used statewide to standardize personal and real

property reporting. It is 3 digits in length and has a specific description. 4. Asset Definition - Identifies if the asset is capitalized or controlled. CAP or CTL. 5. Category - One or two digit numerical or alphanumerical category assignment with a de-

scription under that category. 6. Capital (CAP) - Capitalized assets are capital assets that have a value equal to or greater

than $5000. 7. Control (CTL) - A controlled asset is a capital asset that has a value less than $5000, but

is considered a high - risk nature. Example: Hand guns Computers TV

204 CTL 41 Class code

for Desktop

CPU

Item is less

than 5K but

is controlled Category for Furn &

Equipment - Owned