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# liste-des-immobilisations

Gestion des immobilisations

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L'article 39A du CGI permet de déduire de son résultat imposable une somme égale à 40% de la valeur d'origine de certaines immobilisations acquises (ou fabriquées) entre le 15/04/2015 et le 14/04/2016 ; il s'agit donc ici d'un amortissement fiscal supplémentaire.
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#### Vous pouvez donc :

* Indiquer les immobilisations éligibles à cet amortissement fiscal exceptionnel.
* Avoir une édition récapitulative qui vous permettra de reporter le bon montant sur le formulaire Cerfa de détermination du résultat fiscal (2058-A / 2033-B / 2151 / 2139-B).

Vous avez notamment sous les champs **Valeur d'achat**, **Valeur à amortir** et **Base fiscale**, le champ **Amort. fiscal suppl** (champ facultatif).

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Ce champ est disponible uniquement pour les types d'amortissement "*Linéaire*" ou "*Dégressif*".
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