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fix: incorrect depr schedules after asset repair [v13] (#34520)

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* fix: incorrect schedule after repair for WDV and DD

* chore: only fix schedules for assets with calc_depr true

* fix: incorrect schedule after repair for straight line and manual
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Anand Baburajan
2023-03-21 12:35:44 +05:30
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parent d855b532e4
commit ae88ba5d18
3 changed files with 74 additions and 29 deletions
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erpnext/regional/india/utils.py
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@@ -1101,18 +1101,21 @@ def update_taxable_values(doc, method):
def get_depreciation_amount(asset, depreciable_value, row):
if row.depreciation_method in ("Straight Line", "Manual"):
# if the Depreciation Schedule is being prepared for the first time
if not asset.flags.increase_in_asset_life:
depreciation_amount = (
flt(asset.gross_purchase_amount) - flt(row.expected_value_after_useful_life)
) / flt(row.total_number_of_depreciations)
# if the Depreciation Schedule is being modified after Asset Repair
else:
# if the Depreciation Schedule is being modified after Asset Repair due to increase in asset life and value
if asset.flags.increase_in_asset_life:
depreciation_amount = (
flt(row.value_after_depreciation) - flt(row.expected_value_after_useful_life)
) / (date_diff(asset.to_date, asset.available_for_use_date) / 365)
# if the Depreciation Schedule is being modified after Asset Repair due to increase in asset value
elif asset.flags.increase_in_asset_value_due_to_repair:
depreciation_amount = (
flt(row.value_after_depreciation) - flt(row.expected_value_after_useful_life)
) / flt(row.total_number_of_depreciations)
# if the Depreciation Schedule is being prepared for the first time
else:
depreciation_amount = (
flt(asset.gross_purchase_amount) - flt(row.expected_value_after_useful_life)
) / flt(row.total_number_of_depreciations)
else:
rate_of_depreciation = row.rate_of_depreciation
# if its the first depreciation