What is new in FMIS Fixed Assets version 12.47
See what has changed in FMIS Fixed Assets version 12.47, including percentage-based indexation, improved G/L reconciliation and clearer multi-company information.
What is new in FMIS Lease Accounting version 12.47
FMIS Lease Accounting version 12.47 includes reporting and import performance improvements, together with additional support for defined data-conversion scenarios.
AccountMate Fixed Asset Integration with FMIS
FMIS integrates with AccountMate to transfer fixed asset General Ledger posting data through a controlled process, reducing manual re-entry.
Asset Depreciation Methods Explained for UK Businesses
Learn the asset depreciation methods used by UK businesses, including straight line and reducing balance, and how to choose the right one for FRS 102 compliance.
How to Conduct a Fixed Asset Audit: Step by Step
A guide to conducting a fixed asset audit, from planning and physical verification to reconciling ghost assets and updating your register for UK finance and asset teams.
Fixed Asset Disposal: Process and Accounting
How to dispose of a fixed asset correctly, from approval and journal entries to calculating gain or loss and clearing the asset from your register. A UK guide.
Net Book Value (NBV) Explained : Formula, Calculation, and Examples
What net book value is, the net book value formula, and how to calculate it, with worked examples and how it differs from market value and carrying value.
FMIS awarded G-Cloud 15 supplier status
FMIS Asset Management Software awarded G-Cloud 15 Supplier Status for Fixed Asset Management, Lease Accounting, Asset Tracking & Equipment Maintenance software.
Indexation in UK Public Sector Fixed Asset Accounting
Understanding how indexation fits alongside revaluation is now essential for finance teams managing non-current assets in the public sector.
Why the UK Public Sector Is Moving from Fixed Assets to Non Current Assets
Why is the UK public sector shifting to non-current assets, and how does FMIS software enhance control and compliance?
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