The Fixed Asset Register is the primary source for PPE roll-forward. CORAA reads the FA register and composes the block-wise schedule per కంపెనీలు Act 2013 Schedule II: Gross Block, Additions, Disposals, Depreciation Charge, Depreciation Reversed on Disposal, and Net Block. Schedule II useful-life verification runs against the ఆడిట్ee's declared depreciation method. Section 32 depreciation under the Income Tax Act for the పన్ను ఆడిట్ composes alongside.
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The FA register is uploaded at టైర్ III. Standard format: per-asset rows with Asset Code, Description, Class, ఖర్చు, తేదీ of Put-to-Use, Accumulated Depreciation Opening, Depreciation Charged, Disposals, Accumulated Depreciation Closing, WDV.
Assets aggregate by class into blocks: Buildings (10% under Sec 32), Plant & Machinery (15%), Furniture (10%), Vehicles (15%), IT (40%), and so on. The block-wise roll-forward composes per Schedule II for కంపెనీ law and per Sec 32 for tax.
For each asset class, Schedule II prescribes a useful life. CORAA checks the depreciation rate against the prescribed life and flags variance. Disposals at a loss are impairment triggers requiring ఆడిటర్ review.
Schedule II of కంపెనీలు Act 2013 prescribes useful lives for asset classes (Buildings 30-60 years, P&M 8-25 years, Furniture 10 years, etc.). CORAA verifies the depreciation method (SLM or WDV) consistency with these lives.
Section 32 of the Income Tax Act prescribes block-rate depreciation (different from Schedule II rates). CORAA composes the Sec 32 schedule alongside, with put-to-use date logic for mid-year additions.
AS 28 requires impairment testing when an asset shows signs of impairment. CORAA flags disposals at a loss, idle assets with significant accumulated depreciation, and assets in lines of business under restructuring.
Capital Work-in-Progress (కాదుte 12) often capitalizes into PPE during the year. CORAA tracks the CWIP-to-PPE transfer with appropriate ఆడిట్ ట్రెయిల్.
