Fixed Assets - Adding cost to an asset

Accounting department needs to add value to an existing asset.  The asset has a capitalization date of 03/15/2006 and the amount to be added is 170K.  Because that year is already closed, we have to post the acquisition costs in the current period.  As a result, when we run depreciation, the catch-up is only using this year, and taking into consideration the actual cap date of the asset. 
Can anyone tell me how to post the new acquisition costs so that it will depreciate over the entire period?  Or, will the depreciation catch up work so that it fully depreciates by according to the depreciation end date, which is 2016?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much.

Hi
Please check with Transaction cost ABSO - Miscelleneous transaction. select the transaction type give your asset no
and select transaction type 140 Enter the amount to be posted in your case . asset valuation date will copied from asset as you capitalzation date.give the narration in additional text.
I Think it will resolve your issue.
If the answer is helpful and resolve your problem kindly assign points
Thanks & Regards
Mahesh

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