1. Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Object Type | Catalog |
| Name | BiologicalAssets |
| Full Name | Catalog.BiologicalAssets (Catalogs.BiologicalAssets) |
| Synonym | Biological assets (no separate synonym in evidence specified) |
| Configuration | Accounting for Kazakhstan, edition 3.0 (version 3.0.74.2) |
| Type of Catalog | Hierarchical (hierarchy of groups and elements) |
| Owner | No (independent catalog) |
Purpose. The catalog is intended for accounting biological assets of the enterprise in accordance with the requirements of Kazakhstan legislation. Biological assets include living plants and animals used in production activities: productive and working livestock, perennial crops, poultry, etc. The catalog is used in agricultural organizations and enterprises that have biological assets as part of their non-current assets. Access to the catalog occurs when registering new objects, when generating movement documents and revaluation, as well as when preparing reports. The catalog stores classification information and additional characteristics of accounting objects.
Where to find in 1C: section “Non-current assets” → “Biological assets”.
Navigation link: e1cib/list/Catalog.BiologicalAssets
2. Attributes and Table Parts
2.1 Header Attributes
| Name | Type | Mandatory | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| CodeKOF | CatalogReference.MainAssetsClassifier | Optional (DontCheck) | Link to the classifier of fixed assets for correct accounting and reflection in statistical reporting |
Built-in (standard) attributes of the hierarchical catalog:
| Name | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | Name of the biological asset |
| Code | String/Number | Unique code of the catalog element |
| Parent | CatalogReference.BiologicalAssets | Link to the parent group (hierarchy) |
| DeletionMark | Boolean | Service mark for deletion |
| Predefined | String | Name of the predefined element (if specified) |
2.2 Table Parts
AdditionalAttributes
Purpose: storage of additional user characteristics of biological assets, configured individually for each enterprise (the “Properties” mechanism of BSL).
| Name | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Property | PlanTypesOfCharacteristicsReference.AdditionalAttributesAndInformation | Link to the configured additional property of the object |
| Value | Composite type | Value of the additional property (type depends on the property configuration) |
| TextString | String | Text representation of the value for string type properties |
3. Forms
The catalog contains three forms:
| Form | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ElementForm | Main editing form — card of biological asset (creation/modification). Key form for the user. |
| ListForm | List form for viewing, selection, bulk modification, and navigation of biological assets. |
| SelectionForm | Form for selecting biological asset when filling out documents and attributes of other objects. |
4. Key Module Procedures
In the attached evidence, the source code (BSL) of the modules is not provided, therefore, below are the typical handlers characteristic of the hierarchical catalog with the “Properties” subsystem in configurations on BSL. The presence and exact names of procedures in version 3.0.74.2 require verification through the configurator.
Element form module (ElementForm):
OnCreateOnServer— initialization of the form, callingPropertiesManagement.OnCreateOnServerto deploy additional attributes on the form.OnReadOnServer/AfterWriteOnServer— updating the set of additional attributes when reading and after writing.CheckFillingHandler— control of mandatory additional attributes throughPropertiesManagement.Connectable_PropertiesExecuteCommand/Connectable_UpdateAdditionalAttributes— standard command handlers of the “Properties” subsystem.
List form module (ListForm):
OnCreateOnServer— setting up the dynamic list, applying selections and conditional formatting.
Object module (ObjectModule):
FillingHandler— filling in attributes when entering based on / creating a new element.OnWrite/BeforeWrite— service logic of writing (if available).
The catalog is an accounting-regulatory object and does not generate its own postings — movements are performed by documents using it as analytics.
5. Posting and Movements
The catalog is not posted and does not independently create movements in accounting and accumulation does not create. It serves as an analytical object (subaccount) in documents for accounting biological assets and non-current assets.
Movements on accounts are generated by related documents that use the catalog as analytics. Below is the standard logic for reflecting operations according to the typical chart of accounts of the RK (numbers and rates — Kazakhstan, 2026):
| Operation | Debit | Credit | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition (receipt) of biological asset from supplier | 2540 “Biological assets” (long-term) / 1610 for advances | 3310 “Short-term liabilities to suppliers” | Receipt at acquisition cost |
| Reflection of VAT on acquisition | 1420 “VAT to be refunded” | 3310 | VAT rate 16 % |
| Payment to supplier | 3310 | 1030 “Cash in current bank accounts” | Settlement of debt |
| Sale of biological products / asset | 1210 “Short-term receivables from customers” | 6010 “Income from sales of products and services” | Recognition of income |
| Accrual of VAT on sale | 1210 | 3130 “VAT payable (to be paid to the budget)” | VAT rate 16 % |
| Writing off cost | 7010 “Cost of goods sold and services rendered” | 1330 “Goods” / 2540 | Writing off accounting cost |
| Receipt of payment from customer | 1030 | 1210 | Settlement of accounts receivable |
Electronic document flow of the RK. For operations of sale/acquisition, electronic documents are generated: ESF (electronic invoice through the ESF information system) and SNT (accompanying invoice for goods). The catalog participates as a source of nomenclature/classification information in these documents.
The specific accounting account of the biological asset itself (for example, 2540 or the account of the inventory group) is determined by the configuration of the receipt document and the accounting policy of the organization — requires verification through the information register “Accounting Accounts”.
6. Related Objects and Input Based On
Used in attributes/analytics:
- Documents of receipt, transfer, and write-off of biological assets and inventories.
- Documents for revaluation of non-current / biological assets.
- Information registers of accounting accounts (matching nomenclature and accounts).
Related catalogs:
Catalog.MainAssetsClassifier— through the attributeCodeKOF.PlanTypesOfCharacteristics.AdditionalAttributesAndInformation— through the table partAdditionalAttributes.
Input based on. Standard input chains based on the catalog are not provided (the catalog is an analytical object, not a source document).
7. Extension Points
- Additional attributes and information (the “Properties” mechanism of BSL) — a standard way to extend the set of characteristics without changing the configuration.
- Event subscriptions
BeforeWrite/OnWriteof the object — for data integrity control and auto-filling. - Configuration extension — adding attributes, commands, changing forms (
ElementForm,ListForm,SelectionForm) without removing from support. - Additional processing/commands (AdministrationAdditionalProcessing) — for bulk processing of catalog elements.
- Extension of subaccount composition and accounting account settings — if necessary, to reflect biological assets on separate accounts.
Version-specific details (exact names of module procedures, composition of predefined elements, default account bindings) in edition 3.0.74.2 require verification through the configurator.
