The general subaccount for inventorial equipment purchases is sub 4 (subs 5 and 7 may also be used). Sub 3 is generally used for non-inventorial equipment purchases (again, subs 5 and 7 may be used).

The following table, in which sub 3 is used for all non-inventorial equipment purchases and sub 4 for all inventorial equipment purchases, provides a general outline of the different object codes used for varying types of purchases, and for certain related charges, such as trade-in credits, freight/shipping, warranties and maintenance agreements, and installation:

Description Sub 3/Object Code Sub 4/Object Code
Inventorial Equipment, General NA 9000
Non-Inventorial Equipment, General ($200.00-$1,499.99) 8100 NA
Non-Inventorial Equipment, General ($1,500.00-$4,999.99)  8120 NA
Inventorial Computing Equipment (includes printers, scanners, servers, hard drives, etc.) NA 9900
Non-Inventorial Computing Equipment ($200.00-$1,499.99) 8100 NA
Non-Inventorial Computing Equipment ($1,500.00 to $4,999.99) 8120 NA
Fabrications (Non-Inventorial Components) NA 9610
Inventorial Furniture NA 9000
Non-Inventorial Furniture ($200.00-$1,499.99) 8100 NA
Non-Inventorial Furniture ($1,500.00 to $4,999.99) 8120 NA
Trade-In Credit NA 9300
Warranty/Maintenance Agreement 7260 NA
Repair of All Equipment 7100 NA
Freight (General Equipment) 8000 9000
Freight (Computing Equipment) 8000 9900
Installation (General Equipment) 8000 9000
Installation (Computing Equipment) 8000 9900

One purchase order may require the use of several different subaccounts and object codes. For example, the purchase of an $800 IMac on line 1 would be coded sub 3-8100; a $3,000 PowerMac on line 2 would be sub 3-8120; a $5,500 PowerBook on line 3 would be sub 4-9900; and a $215 warranty and maintenance agreement on line 4 would be sub 3-7260.