Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD
Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD
Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD
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A purchase order must be approved by the Purchasing Department prior to the fixed asset items being<br />
ordered. The ―ship to‖ address should be to the campus directly, unless the nature (size or quantity) of the<br />
order makes this impractical.<br />
The following object codes should be used for the purchase of fixed assets:<br />
6629 - Building Purchase, Construction or Improvements;<br />
6631 - Vehicles per unit cost of $5,000 or more;<br />
6639 - Furniture, Equipment, and Software of $5,000 or more<br />
6659 - Capital Leases, Furniture and Equipment.<br />
Items with a cost value of less than $5,000 should be charged as materials or supplies (object code<br />
63XX), not recorded or depreciated as fixed assets. Lesser cost items such as library books, printers,<br />
calculators and computer labs should be capital assets. Library books and other media and musical<br />
instruments are not considered fixed assets unless they meet the fixed asset criteria listed above.<br />
Expenditures for repairs to equipment and maintenance agreements with outside vendors are not<br />
considered fixed asset expenses and should be coded to object code 6249. Minor software and license<br />
agreements should be coded to object code 6399, unless the unit cost is more than $5,000 and the<br />
agreement is for more than two years.<br />
Fixed assets may be purchased with internal finance funds by purchase order. When purchasing<br />
an item defined as a fixed asset, the account code to use for these purchases is 461-11-66XX-001-<br />
XXX-99-11-542-00000. This account is requested for use through the Budget Department, along<br />
with a transfer of funds from 6399 to cover the purchase.<br />
12.5 Transfer or Retirement of Fixed Assets<br />
The following policy for removal of fixed assets has been established. Types of transfers are:<br />
A. Transfer to another school or location within the District;<br />
B. Transfer to a vendor for repair or replacement; and,<br />
C. Disposal - damaged, surplus, theft.<br />
Transfers are made by completing Form 927 and sending all copies to the warehouse. The Form 927 must<br />
be signed by a principal, director, or any designated person. Fixed Assets are not to be disposed of at the<br />
school site nor removed from the site without a properly completed 927. A copy of Form 927 should be<br />
maintained at the school.<br />
12.6 Donation of Fixed Assets<br />
Whenever a person or an outside organization wants to donate a fixed asset to the District, the donor<br />
should contact the District Grants and Development Department to facilitate the examination of the<br />
requested donation, since it may require insurance coverage or special requirements to use the item.<br />
The basis or value of the donated items will need to be specified at the point of acceptance by the District,<br />
to facilitate proper accounting for the item. A copy of the completed donation document is to be sent to<br />
the fixed asset accountant in the Accounting Department.<br />
12-13 SY <strong>Bulletin</strong> Number <strong>One</strong> 116 Revised: 10/9/<strong>2012</strong>