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What is Fixed Asset Accounting in R2R?
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Detailed Explanation
Fixed asset accounting in R2R involves managing the financial lifecycle of a company's long-term tangible assets, including acquisition, capitalization, depreciation, transfers, reconciliation, impairment, retirement, and financial reporting. The R2R team helps ensure that asset-related transactions are correctly recorded in the fixed asset subledger and General Ledger.
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