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Sage Fixed Assets 2016.1 Now Available

February 11, 2016 by Wayne Schulz

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Sage announced today that version 2016.1 is now available for download.

According to Sage, changes include:

Among the tax changes that have been incorporated into Sage Fixed Assets 2016.1, most noteworthy is the inclusion of the “Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015” (PATH Act of 2015). The provisions in the PATH act include the permanent extension of the $500,000 expensing amount for Section 179 and the 15-year life for qualified properties, the 5-year extension of bonus depreciation (168K special allowance), and the 2-year extension for several other special depreciation rules (for example shorter depreciable lives for property on an Indian reservation).

Sage Fixed Assets 2016.1 also introduces a new user management system which enables you to easily activate and deactivate your users from one central interface. This will not only help you to manage your users better, but it also ensures that only authorized users can access your system.

Users who are active on a maintenance plan may download Sage Fixed Assets 2016.1 from the Sage Portal here.

Sage’s internal website provides a more detailed list of what has been updated in Fixed Assets 2016.1:

 

With the passage of the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015 we are currently updating the program to include all of the following:

 

The 168 Bonus Allowance:

  • Extend from 2015 through 2019 (with an additional year for certain property with a longer production period)
  • Allowance of 50% for property placed in service 2015-2017. Reducing to 40% for 2018 and 30% for 2019
  • Modify to include qualified improvement property
  • Modify to permit certain trees, vines, and plants bearing fruits or nuts to be eligible for bonus depreciation when planted/grafted instead of when placed in service

Section 179 of $500,000:

  • Extend the 2010-2014 expense amount of $500,000 permanently
  • Extend the qualified real property expensing of up to $250,000 through 2015; the $250,000 cap is eliminated in 2016 and thereafter
  • Start indexing the expense limitation and investment threshold for inflation in 2016 (rounding to the nearest $10,000)
  • Air conditioning and heating units placed in service in 2016 and later are eligible for expensing

Other:

  • 15-year depreciable life for qualified leasehold improvements; qualified restaurant buildings and qualified retail improvements. Extend permanently.
  • Race horses – 3-year depreciable life if horse is 2 years or older Extend for 2 years – through 2016.
  • Motorsports Complexes – 7 depreciable year life Extend for 2 years – through 2016.
  • Shorter depreciable lives for property on an Indian Reservation Extend for 2 years – through 2016. And allow election out of the shorter lives.
  • Empowerment zone tax incentives Extend for 2 years – through 2016.
  • Enterprise zone businesses can deduct an additional $35,000 in Section 179 expense on zone property.
  • Section 179D – Energy efficient commercial buildings deduction Extend for 2 years – through 2016.
  • Section 179E – Election to Expense Mine Safety Equipment Extend for 2 years – through 2016.

 

User Management

Sage Fixed Assets 2016.1 also introduces a new user management system for customers with multiple licenses, which enables them to easily activate and deactivate users from one central interface. This will not only help these customers to manage their users better, it also ensure that only authorized users can access the system. This feature applies to Depreciation and Tracking (Network and Premier versions). Single user systems are not affected by this change.

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Sage Fixed Assets 2013.1 Available For Download

February 11, 2013 by Wayne Schulz

Users of Sage Fixed Assets may download version 2013.1 from Sage’s online portal.

This new update includes provisions for meeting The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 which was enacted in January 2013 and extends many expired (or about to expire) fixed asset related tax provisions.

The latest edition of Sage Fixed Assets incorporates detailed modifications to ensure you are aware of all current exemptions and deductions for which your organization may qualify. With this new version, you can quickly identify assets that may be eligible for extra depreciation under recently enacted tax laws.
The Audit Advisor in Sage Fixed Assets is now updated to run queries for your previously claimed assets and ascertain if they qualify for the 2012 extended or retroactive provisions, including those under Section 179 such as:

 

  • An extension of increased expensing limitation for Section 179 property to the 2011 $500,000 annual limit and the $2 million threshold limit.
  • An extension of eligibility to expense qualifying leasehold improvements, restaurant property, and retail improvement property up to $250,000.
  • An extension of expensing for off-the-shelf computer software.
  • An extension for the designation of an empowerment zone and expensing an additional $35,000 (or the cost of the qualifying property, if less).

Audit Advisor also checks your assets against other important provisions in the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 to see if they qualify for
(among others):

 

  • A one-year extension of 50% bonus depreciation for qualifying property and equipment.
  • A one-year extension of $8,000 luxury vehicle deprecation for vehicles placed in service in 2013, including passenger automobiles, light duty trucks, and vans.

Download Sage Fixed Assets 2013.1 

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Sage FAS 50 and Sage FAS 100 Fixed Asset Pricing

February 5, 2009 by Wayne Schulz

Here’s the pricing for Sage FAS 50 and Sage FAS 100 as of February 4, 2009. These are list prices and you should add both the product list price and the maintenance list price to determine a total price.

We recommend Sage FAS 100 single user NETWORK with Report Writer as the basic package to begin with first. If you select the single user FAS 100 be advised that this only works standalone and loading the data onto a network (even if used by only one person) is not supported.

Sage FAS 50 has an asset limit of 1,000, does not support report writing and can only be run standalone.

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