Chapter 11 Flashcards
Non current asset
Tangible or intangible asset acquired for over more than 1 year and are recorded in the SoFP
Cost of a non current asset
Cost includes everything that brings the asset into first use and doesn’t include upkeep or staff costs
Depreciation
Spreads the cost of a non current asset on a systematic basis over a period of time using the matching concept
Charges to the P/L as an expense
Depreciation methods
Straight line
Reducing balance
Straight line depreciation method
(Cost - residual value) / useful life of asset
Residual value
The value an asset is expected to have at the end of its useful life
If not stated it is zero
Double entry for the purchase of a non current asset
Dr - NCA - SoFP
Cr - Cash or payables
Annual depreciation double entry
Dr - depreciation expense - P/L
Cr - allowance for depreciation (accumulated depreciation) - SoFP
Carrying value (net book value or NBV) formula
Cost of asset - accumulated depreciation
SoFP
Allowance for depreciation
A credit balance deducted from cost in the SoFP
Reducing balance method of depreciation
Calculates depreciation as a fixed percentage of the carrying value at the start of the year (a different value is taken off each year)
Reducing balance formula
Depreciation multiplier x carrying value
Carrying value formula for reducing balance method of depreciation
Cost x (1- depreciation multiplier)^ number of years
Change in useful life method
- Straight line or reducing balance method for depreciation
- Calculate the carrying value
- (Carrying value + modification - residual value) / useful life
Disposal
Getting rid of a non current asset during or after its useful life
Makes a profit or loss disposal recorded in the P/L
E.g. no longer using, broken, upgrading