03 01 03 Purchase on Non-Current Assets Flashcards
What in a non-current asset?
An asset that is going to be used for more than one period
What is Capital Expenditure?
The acquisition, replacement or improvement of non currents assets
What is revenue expenditure?
For the repair, maintenance or servicing of non current assets
What is capitalisation of a non current asset?
When a non current assets is show in the SOFP
What is a capitalisation policy?
When a business sets a minimum amount a non current asset has to be worth in order for it to be capitalised
What contributes to the cost of a non current asset?
- The purchase price of the asset
- Any costs associated with bringing the asset to the location of use and the necessary condition for the manner of use it is intended for
If a business if VAT registered, will the VAT be capitalised with the asset?
No, as it is going to be reclaimed from the tax authority (HMRC)
If a business is not VAT registered, will VAT be capitalised with the asset?
Yes, as they are unable to claim any back from the tax authority (HMRC) it will contribute to the cost.
What is a cash purchase?
Using cash or standard credit terms to purchase an asset
What is a loan?
A fixed amount borrowed from a bank or other provider which is repaid over and agreed period of time with interest paid on top.
What is a hire purchase?
When a business pay an initial deposit followed by a set number of instalment payments after which the assets is owned by the business
What is a finance lease?
A method of financing an asset but where there is normally no option to purchase the asset at the end of the lease term
What is a part exchange?
When an old asset is given in exchange for a reduction in price for a new asset
What is the double entry for an asset purchased with cash?
Non Current Asset at cost (SOFP) - Debit
Bank (SOFP) - Credit
What is the double entry for the purchase of a non current asset through a bank loan?
1) Bank (SOFP) - Debit
Loan (SOFP) - Credit
2) Non current assets at cost (SOFP) - Debit
Bank (SOFP) - Credit