Ch 17 IFRS Insights Flashcards
GAAP VS IFRS accounting treatment of held to maturity
Accounted for at amortized cost
Reported in other comprehensive income
GAAP VS IFRS trading investment’s
Similar classifications, and accounting methods
GAAP VS IFRS equity method
Both use same test to determine whether equity method
Should be used
Both use 20% ownership percentage
GAAP VS IFRS impairments
Similar under both
GAAP VS IFRS fair value option
Similar in accounting under both
GAAP permits fair value option for equity method investments
IFRS does not
IFRS VS GAAP classifications of debt and equity
Both use trading for debt and equity securities
IFRS: uses nontrading equity (available for sale)
Uses held-for-collection (held to maturity)
IFRS VS GAAP Consolidation
Basis is control under IFRS
GAAP uses bipolar approach with risk reward model and
Voter interest approach
Both consolidate when over 50% ownership
GAAP VS IFRS reversals of impairments
Allowed under IFRS but not under GAAP
Financial asset
Cash, equity investment, contractual right to receive cash
From another party (loans, bonds, receivables)