Bond Disposal

The Bond Disposal Flow Template is used by agents and managers to automate real estate processes and operations in order to increase their business efficiency.

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Business automation software takes over all of the routine processes in your day-to-day tasks. Use the Bond Disposal Flow Template to see automation in action, prevent common contract negotiation pitfalls, and empower your best practices using digital methods.

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  5. Eliminate manual errors & achieve higher data accuracy

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Save an average of 8 hours per week with an automated Bond Disposal workflow

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  • Integrate Bond Disposal with dynamic web-forms

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How to Bond Disposal

Watch our quick user guide video and learn how to use the Bond Disposal. Our instructions show how to automate, sync, and streamline document workflows without coding.

How to Bond Disposal

hello today I'm going to talk about depreciation and disposal of assets which can sometimes be a tricky area just to get to get your head around so let's assume for example that this company has a vehicle which had purchased for twenty thousand points okay so it paid cash it bought the variant comes with twenty thousand points and it intends to hold this vehicle and for four years okay so it's going to hold it for four years and it's going to be worth scrap at the end okay so let's assume that there's no no value left of this very company in the four years so it purchased it for twenty thousand it's going to hold it for four sell it for scrap so that gives if we use straight-line depreciation that gives five thousand pounds per year so nice simple straightforward figures okay so in the Isetta claim there's going to be a vehicle of twenty thousand points and a debit side so the credited bank with paid cash for it and there's the bearing of sitting as an asset okay when it was purchased depreciation is not put into the asset account is put into a separate account which is a contra asset account and another is called accumulated depreciation so each year the depreciation is charged it goes into accumulated depreciation for the amount that was determined for that asset at the start in this case five thousand pounds per year in year one accumulated depreciation five thousand points so at the end of year one have somebody said well what are your assets worth they would have looked at the cost of twenty thousand the accumulated depreciation of five and they would have said we have a net book value of this car of fifteen thousand points at the end of year two one another 5,000 pounds of straight-line depreciation has been charged the net book value is reduced down to 20 minus 10 which is 10,000 pounds so it's all quite straightforward stuff that you probably know already okay so at the end of two years they decide to sell they work on a holder for four years but they've decided to sell it at the end of the second year I have obviously so what actually happens then is the the asset that's in the assets in tight and it's relevant depreciation from the accumulated depreciation kind both of those if you like our subtitle gusik lines and put together and an asset dispose of the type so if the first time they're going to be combined into one ledger account previously they were in an asset account and a contra asset account so what happens there and I'll take you through this bit is that I've said at its price is taken out of its income so we have to credit that I'm very simple you credit that and you put the asset down here so down is no I