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Updating Fixed Asset Cost for Depreciating Asset

edited Jun 25, 2025 4:58PM in Ask A Guru 2 comments

Hi,

We’re working with the Fixed Assets module in NetSuite ERP and need your guidance.

We have an asset with Asset Status = Depreciating, and in 2025, the Total Asset Cost has increased due to additional capital expenditure added to the asset.

We're trying to update this cost correctly so that:

  1. The increased cost is reflected either in the Asset Original or Current Cost.
  2. The updated cost starts affecting depreciation calculations from 2025 and going forward only – not retroactively.

Could you please help clarify:

  • What’s the correct way to increase the asset cost for an already depreciating asset?
  • How do we ensure depreciation reflects the new cost from the desired fiscal year onward?

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