ACCT 434- Mod 5 Flashcards
When testing for impairment under ASPE: What assets do we test? When do we test?
Test all assets
Test when there are indications of impairment
When testing for impairment under IFRS: What assets do we test? When do we test?
Test all assets
For goodwill, test annually
All other assets, test when indications of impairment are present
When you write down an asset due to impairment, can you write it back up again? Under IFRS and ASPE?
IFRS: Yes, but not goodwill
Only up to original cost
Indications of impairment are gone
ASPE: Never
What is Value in Use?
The present value of future cash flows from continuing to operate the unit
When is an asset impaired?
When the carrying amount is greater than the recoverable amount
What is the difference between definite and indefinite assets when it comes to amortizaiton?
Definite- Amortized over the useful life
Indefinite- We don’t amortize, we test for impairment
How long is the life of an intangible asset?
Indefinite
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: Accounts Receivable
Year 1
Bad Debt
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: Inventory
Year 1
Cost of sales
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: Assets and intangibles with finite life
of years of remaining useful life
Depreciation expense
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: Intangibles with indefinite life
No timeline unless impaired
Loss due to impairment
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: Long term debt
of years remaining until maturity
Interest expense
In terms of acquisition differential amortization, what is the write off period and charge to account for: tax loss benefit
Write off in period
Income tax expense
When is a bond considered to be trading at a premium?
When the stated rate is greater than the market rate