Sage FAS 100 Asset Accounting - New York, Massachusetts and Washington Sage FAS 100 Fixed Assets Software

FAS 100 Asset Accounting provides advanced fixed asset accounting and reporting features for businesses needing effective decision-making tools in integrated accounting environments. Chosen 3-to-1 over all competing solutions combined, FAS 100 Asset Accounting is the right accounting depreciation software choice for your company.

The comprehensive solution for managing fixed assets:

Most comprehensive depreciation calculation engine in the industry, containing over 300,000 IRS tax rules and GAAP supported depreciation methods
SupportPlus Members benefit from automatic software updates which keep them up-to-date with the most recent tax changes
Seven books, all visible on one screen-Internal, Tax, ACE, AMT, State, and two user-defined custom books
Manage entire fixed asset lifecycles including transfers and disposals
Password security on user-defined menu levels
Custom Report Writer option provides graphics, drilldown, and batch reporting capabilities
"Straightforward accounting depreciation software, complete with online help and electronic documentation
Includes the FAS Depreciation Guide, an electronic version of the definitive resource on fixed asset management
Automatic calculation of AMT and ACE schedules and over 50 methods of depreciation-including MACRS 150% and 200% (formulas and tables), ACRS, Straight Line, Modified Straight Line (formulas and tables), Declining Balance, Sum-of-the-Years-Digits, and customized depreciation methods

Customizable features help increase productivity:

Easy-to-use graphical interface
Fully customizable data entry screen including field names, field lengths, field pictures, and field prompts-fields can even be turned off completely
Customizable "SmartLists" for fast, accurate asset entry
Powerful "Group Manager" for instant queries and reusable group definitions
"Group View" for working with and viewing multiple assets simultaneously
"Tab Design" lets you instantly switch between "Main," "Transfer," and "Disposal" functions