Purchasing Fixed Assets
A FIXED ASSET is Any material item that has a value of $50,000 or more, including (but not necessarily limited to): computers, furniture, hardware, tools, software or other tangible items and that has a useful life greater than 1 year.
The three most important things for projects to keep in mind:
Fixed assets purchased with charitable funds belong to (are owned by) the project/Social Good Fund, not the project director.
We are required to track the purchase of fixed assets ($50K+) as they are counted as assets of Social Good Fund and must be accounted for on our balance sheet.
You must identify any fixed asset purchased with project funds at the time you are asking for an invoice to be paid or you are requesting a reimbursement.
If/when you terminate your project, the transfer and/or disposal of fixed assets purchased during the time of sponsorship will be discussed. Remember, technically/legally speaking, the fixed asset is owned by Social Good Fund, you should not be disposing of the fixed asset without our knowledge and approval.
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