I live in a Co-op Hsg. Society in Navi Mumbai. The builder has not yet effected conveyance. So far in our Balance sheets, we are not showing the value of the building and hence no amortization entries appears. Is it the correct procedure? I am of the opinion that the land value / cost of the building / and / or purchase value of the members should be included in the Balance sheet and year to year amortization also be accounted for. Can anybody please throw light on this? If so what are the accounting entries?
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Fixed asset - building value in accounting
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what is value mentioned in Purchase deed ? or if construction of building is yet not compeleted then do you have any agreement with builder ?
Building to be recognised in balance sheet right from the date possession is granted for the same. Thereafter amortisation should be done for each year.
However in case building is purchased.... It should be recorded in books from date the registry is made.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Building had to be recognised from date of possession..irrespective of document formalities..
Depreciation should be charged and accounted for..
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