4 Impairment of assets Flashcards

1
Q

What is an impaired asset?

A

When the recoverable amount is below its carrying amount

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2
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How do you calculate the recoverable amount?

A

The higher of:

  • Fair value less costs to sell
  • Value in use
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3
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How to measure fair value less costs to sell?

A

A binding sale agreement or the current market price less costs of disposals (with an active market).

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4
Q

How to measure value in use?

A

Estimating future cash inflows and outflows

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5
Q

If an asset has been previously revalued, how is this treated?

A

Taken to the revaluation reserve first, and then to the profit and loss.

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6
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What is the definition of a cash generating unit?

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A cash generating unit is the smallest identifiable group of assets for which independent cashflows are identifiable

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7
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What order should assets be impaired?

A

Goodwill and then remaining assets pro-rata based on their carrying amount

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