How to Account for Trade-ins
Business Affairs Office News
bao-news at lists.uoregon.edu
Mon May 21 14:35:43 PDT 2018
Good afternoon,
The Business Affairs Office (BAO) Property Control Department would like to remind campus departments of their responsibilities regarding trade-in of University of Oregon (UO) equipment.
Equipment includes:
* Capitalized equipment (generally $5,000 or greater and has a useful life of greater than one year)
* High-risk and other minor equipment (generally less than $5,000 or has a useful life of less than one year)
* Vehicles
* Vessels
Trade-ins include, but are not limited to:
* Capitalized equipment for capitalized equipment
* Minor equipment for capitalized equipment
* Capitalized equipment for minor equipment
* Minor equipment for minor equipment
Before trading-in equipment, please note:
* Sponsored Project Services approval must be obtained when trading-in equipment purchased with sponsored funds
* Gifted equipment must be reviewed to ensure no restrictions for trade-in exist
* A cost-benefit analysis of asset(s) to be traded-in should be performed. Things to consider:
o Would the use of the equipment by a UO department outweigh the trade-in value?
o Would another UO department be willing to purchase the equipment?
o Is trading in the equipment the most efficient and effective method of disposal?
After trading-in equipment:
* In addition to the standard document text in the Banner invoice please list:
o The description and asset number (if applicable) of the equipment being traded in
o Amount of trade-in value for each piece of equipment
* Please complete and submit an Asset Maintenance Form<forms.uoregon.edu> to the Property Control Department
Thank you,
BAO Property Control Department
Molly Lockhart, 6-1250, mlockhar at uoregon.edu<mailto:mlockhar at uoregon.edu>
Christina Green, 6-3190, cvgreen at uoregon.edu<mailto:cvgreen at uoregon.edu>
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