Fixed asset records Łódź

My name is Grzegorz Gortychl, and I proudly manage Wiol, an accounting firm specializing in reliable financial services for businesses. My mission is to provide the highest quality accounting services, with particular emphasis on accurate fixed asset accounting—a key element of every well-managed company.

I built my skills on solid educational and practical foundations. I completed postgraduate studies at renowned universities, such as the Higher School of Commerce in Łódź, the University of Łódź, and the Warsaw School of Economics. I specialized in balance sheet law and commercial accounting, allowing me to effectively support entrepreneurs in managing their finances.

My approach to work is based on continuous improvement and expanding my knowledge. I regularly participate in training courses on tax law, tax schemes, social security (ZUS) settlements, and financial reporting. This allows me to meet even the most demanding accounting challenges, providing solutions that comply with applicable regulations.

Our accounting office is distinguished by our individual approach to each client. We pay attention to every detail in fixed asset records – from accurate asset classification, through depreciation optimization, to reporting in accordance with legal requirements. We handle everything necessary to ensure your documentation is maintained with complete accuracy, eliminating the risk of errors and financial penalties.

I invite you to collaborate with me. Together, we will ensure your company’s financial stability and the peace of mind that its accounting is in the best hands. Contact us today – we will handle the details, so you can focus on growing your business.

Grzegorz Gortych

Most often asked questions

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What is a fixed asset register?

The fixed asset register is a register in which an entrepreneur records company assets that meet the criteria for fixed assets. It contains information on their value, depreciation, acquisition date, and other data required by law.

When should an asset be classified as a fixed asset?

A fixed asset is an asset that is owned by a company, is complete and fit for use, serves the business for a long time, and meets certain value requirements.

Is keeping records of fixed assets mandatory?

Yes, keeping records of fixed assets is required for entrepreneurs who keep full accounting records or settle on the basis of income tax.

What information should be included in the fixed asset register?

The records should include the name of the fixed asset, registration number, date of acquisition, initial value, depreciation method, depreciation rate and date of liquidation or sale.

What does depreciation of fixed assets look like?

Depreciation involves the gradual inclusion of a fixed asset’s value in tax-deductible costs. This process is performed according to an adopted method that determines the rate at which the cost is recognized over time.

Do fixed assets of lower value need to be entered in the register?

Not always. Lower-value assets may be recorded directly in operating expenses as a one-time expense or entered in the equipment register.

What are the consequences of errors in the fixed asset register?

Recordkeeping errors can lead to tax penalties, the need to amend tax returns, or financial penalties. Therefore, accurate and timely recordkeeping is crucial.

What fixed assets are subject to depreciation?

All fixed assets used in business activities are subject to depreciation, except for those whose use does not result in a loss of value or which are excluded by law.

Is leased equipment entered in the fixed asset register?

In an operating lease, the equipment is not recorded in the register because it remains the property of the lessor. However, in a finance lease, it may be recorded.

How to keep records of fixed assets in a small company?

Records can be kept in paper or electronic form using appropriate accounting software. It’s important to update data regularly and comply with applicable regulations. If in doubt, consult an accounting firm.