School Furniture Equipment

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2008-07-01 03:35:52 by wesam k

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They sold Classroom funiture, nursery beds, wooden toy furniture, art equipment, dressing-up clothes, storage units.

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2006-09-14 08:56:10 by Linda S

Price: $49.95

I have a daycare and wanting to build something for them that looks something like..

http://cgi.ebay.com/Kids-Indoor-Gym-Play ground-Equipment-School-Furniture_W0QQit emZ6063015013QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item606 3015013&_trksid=p3911.m14.l1318#ebay photohosting

I am wanting to build it because it's about $500 to buy - ridiculous so anyone got any ideas about how to go about doing this?

thanks!

I would not even think about having that design in a corner of a room. All it is going to take is for one of them to jump, fall , roll , or get pushed off of that contraption and then you are screwed if they get hurt. I would look for something more groud level-ish.

2008-07-17 20:19:01 by cfkairi

Playmobil Add-On, ships in plastic bag, not retail box. Consider this when gifting.
Some assembly may be required.
Same durable, quality Playmobil construction as their regular retail styles.

need a list of what kind of equipment you need to run a floral business or any busiiness at all. Not furniture or things like erasers and floral paper, i need equipment. Things like ladders, security cameras, or glue guns. Thank you Btw its for a school project im not planning on opening up a floral business

specialist sissors, knives, tapes, wires, foams, floral glues, flowers - fresh, silk and dried, containers for displays, glassware, giftware, order pads, cash register, chip and pin machine, shop fittings to display goods, wrapping paper, cellophane, florists cards, care cards and aprons just for starters!

2009-11-04 12:51:36 by jessiem

Hello, I work at a small private school. We recently purchased a math program for our computer lab, which cost us $12,000. I wanted to post a question here and ask accounting professionals how I should code this purchase in Quickbooks. We have a GL account called 'computer lab' under cost of goods sold. Should it be coded there or should it be considered as fixed asset since it's more than $1,000? but if so, I am not sure which fixed asset account should be most appropriate, we have computer equipment, furniture & fixture, Office equip, leasehold improvements & school equip under fixed assets, is a computer program a computer equipment??? If anyone could give me advice, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you in advance for taking your time to read my question.

If you haven't used your 179 depreciation deduction for the year, that would would most likely be the best way to account for the purchase.

You could either record it as a fixed asset and depreciate the full amount with your yearly tax adjustments, or post it directly to an expense account and just keep the information necessary for your tax accountant.

I'm not sure how you've got your CoA set up that you'd have COGS accounts for a school... but that could be a legitimate category for such a program as well.

In short, without a lot more information, the only honest answer is that "it depends".

2008-09-17 14:30:01 by e b