Suggested from your receipts
Office equipment from S$1,000 is suggested as an asset, so it is not expensed in one go by mistake.

Assets
Register laptops, phones and equipment as fixed assets. Tallycent depreciates them monthly by the method you choose, including the IRAS capital allowance write-offs.
Office equipment from S$1,000 is suggested as an asset, so it is not expensed in one go by mistake.

Straight line, diminishing value, full write-off, and the IRAS capital allowance options over 1 or 3 years.
Cost, accumulated depreciation and net book value for each asset and in total.
Record the date and sale price; the loss or gain goes into your expense statement.
Confirm the purchase receipt
Register it as an asset and pick a category
Choose the depreciation method
Depreciation lands in your expenses each month
Tallycent’s guide on the Assets page sets out the three tests and the IRAS category for each type of item.