Accounting for Construction and Renovation Projects Procedure

Procedures

Expenditures must be correctly identified by the use of account codes to indicate whether or not the expense can be capitalized or considered an asset.  A capital expenditure is incurred when money is spent either to buy or fix assets or to add value of an existing asset.  A noncapital expense would be considered an expense necessary to complete the project but does not increase the value of an asset.

A limited number of capital and noncapital expenditure accounts are available for use.  A complete list of valid accounts is available on the General Accounting Account Code website.

Contacts

Construction Accounting: (352) 392-5778

General Accounting & Financial Reporting: (352) 392-1326

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