Agricultural Activities Flashcards

1
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Art, science, and practice of farming (including cultivation of soil and rearing of animals) to provide food, wool, and other products

A

Agriculture

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2
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Management by entity of biological transformation and harvest of biological assets for sale or for conversion into agricultural produce or into additional biological assets

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Agricultural activity

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3
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Comprises the processes of growth, degeneration, production, and procreation that causes qualitative or quantitative changes in a living plant or animal

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Biological transformation

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4
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It is a living animal or plant

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Biological asset

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5
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Biological assets that are to be harvested as agricultural produce or sold as biological assets

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Consumable biological assets

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6
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Biological assets that are held to bear produce, and only the produce is harvested while the said asset remains.

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Bearer biological assets

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7
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Consumable plants are classified as

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Biological assets

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8
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Bearer plants are classified as

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PPE

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9
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Animals for agricultural purposes (bearer or consumable) are classified as

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Biological assets

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10
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Dogs, cats, goldfish, horses, and other animals that are treated as pets or for recreational purposes are classified as

A

PPE

They are not meant for human consumption.

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11
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Shrubs and trees for ornamental or decorative purposes are classified as

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PPE

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12
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Harvested produce of a biological asset

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Agricultural produce

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13
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Detachment of produce from a biological asset or cessation of a biological asset’s life process

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Harvest

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14
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Examples of agricultural produce

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  1. Grapes coming from a grape vineyard
  2. Apples from an apple tree
  3. Mango from a mango tree
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15
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Land used in agricultural activities is classified as

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PPE

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16
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What is the agricultural produce of a beef cattle?

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Carcass/meat

17
Q

What is the agricultural produce of a sheep?

A

Wool

18
Q

What is the agricultural produce of a rubber tree?

A

Harvested latex

19
Q

Using the wool coming from a sheep, one product that can be produced is a wool jacket. In this case, the wool jacket is treated as

A

Inventories

20
Q

Products that are the results of processing after harvest are treated as

A

Inventories

21
Q

Agricultural produce at point of harvest is under what standard?

A

Agriculture (PAS 41)

22
Q

Biological assets is under what standard?

A

Agriculture (PAS 41)

23
Q

Bearer plants are under what standard?

A

PPE (PAS 16)

24
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Initial measurement of biological asset

A

FV - Costs to sell

25
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Subsequent measurement of biological asset

A

FV - Costs to sell

26
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If FV cannot be measured reliably, the biological asset shall be measured at

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Cost model

Cost - Accum. depreciation - Accum. impairment losses (if any)

When the FV becomes reliably measurable, use FV - Costs to sell as measurement basis

27
Q

Costs to sell are the following:

A
  1. Broker’s commission
  2. Levies by regulatory agencies and commodity exchanges
  3. Transfer taxes and duties
28
Q

Gain or loss from initial recognition of a biological asset at FV-CTS & change in FV-CTS shall be included in

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P/L for period in which it arises

29
Q

Costs incurred in biological assets measured at FV-CTS are recognized in

A

P/L

30
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Changes in FV-CTS are recognized in

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P/L

31
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Components of changes in FV-CTS

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  1. Price change
  2. Physical change
32
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Separate disclosure of components of changes in FV-CTS (price change & physical change) is:

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Encouraged (but not required)

33
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Agricultural produce harvested from biological assets shall be measured at _______________ at the point of _____________.

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FV-CTS; harvest

34
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A