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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Introduction to Fixed Assets

  • Definitions and categorization of capital assets
  • Significance in fiscal oversight and operational governance
  • Governing accounting frameworks in Ecuador (IFRS – Section 17 / IAS 16)
  • Full lifecycle management of fixed assets

Asset Registration and Control Mechanisms

  • Protocols for asset procurement and capitalization
  • Asset identification and tagging procedures
  • Administrative tools and software systems for asset tracking
  • Function and importance of physical inventories

Valuation and Depreciation Analysis

  • Depreciation methodologies (straight-line, units of production, among others)
  • Asset revaluation and impairment assessments
  • Applied examples of depreciation computations
  • Accounting and tax implications

Regulatory Compliance and Audit Procedures

  • SRI directives concerning fixed assets
  • Internal control structures and asset audit processes
  • Documentation standards and records management
  • Frequent audit exceptions and findings

Asset Disposal, Transfer, and Final Disposition

  • Procedures for asset retirement and decommissioning
  • Processes for sale, donation, or dismantling
  • Tax and accounting consequences
  • Final reporting and reconciliation activities

Practical Applications and Regional Context (Guayaquil)

  • Typical challenges within Guayaquil-based institutions
  • Case analyses from public and private sector entities
  • Inventory simulation and asset control exercises
  • Regional best practices for public sector operations

Conclusions and Recommendations

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of accounting principles
  • Practical experience in financial reporting or asset tracking systems
  • Acquaintance with IFRS or applicable local accounting standards

Target Audience

  • Accountants
  • Finance professionals
  • Auditors and internal control officers

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