Chapter 7/8- Non - Current Assets: Acquisition and Depreciation Flashcards

1
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What is a non current asset?

A

A resource acquired by an entity with the intention of using them to earn money
Not normally acquired for resale
Can be intangible or tangible

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2
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What are some examples of tangible non current assets?

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Land, buildings, Motor vehicles, machinery etc

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What are some examples of intangible non-current assets?

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Goodwill, development costs, licences and patents

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4
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What is asset expenditure?

A

Expenditure likely to increase the future earning capability of the entity

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5
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What are expenses?

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Day to day running costs E.g., maintenance, repairs, replacement parts etc

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6
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Where do asset expenditure go?

A

Statement of financial position

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7
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Where do expenses go?

A

Statement of profit or loss

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8
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What is depreciation?

A

The systematic allocation of the depreciable amount of a non-current asset over its useful life

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9
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What does depreciable amount equal?

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Carrying amount - residual value

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10
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What are the factors to be taken into account in assessing depreciation?

A

Cost or valuation of asset, expected useful economic life to the business and estimated residual value at end of life

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11
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How do you account for a non current asset?

A

Dr non current asset - cost
Cr Cash/supplier

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12
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What is the year end adjustment made for depreciation?

A

Dr depreciation expense account P&L
Cr non current asset - acc deprn

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13
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What is the straight line method equations?

A

Cost - residual value / useful economic life

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14
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Which depreciation method results in higher depreciation in early years?

A

Reducing balance

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15
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What is the first accounting step when disposing of non current assets?

A

Dr disposals account
Cr non current asset account
With original cost

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16
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What is the second accounting step when disposing of non current assets?

A

Dr non current asset accumulated depn
Cr disposals Account
With accumulated depreciation to date

17
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What is the third accounting step when disposing of non current assets?

A

Dr cash/bank
Cr disposals
With proceeds of sale

18
Q

What is the third (b) accounting step when disposing of non current assets?

A

Dr non current asset
Cr disposals
With trade in value of old asset if part exchange

19
Q

What is the fourth accounting step when disposing of non current assets?

A

Dr disposals
Cr profit or loss - income
With profit on sale

20
Q

What is the fourth accounting step when disposing of non current assets if loss?

A

Dr profit or loss - expense
Cr disposals
With loss on sale

21
Q

What is the reason for revaluation?

A

To reflect the current worth of assets on the statement of financial position

22
Q

The difference between revalued amount and the previous net book value is recognised as what?

A

As an item of other comprehensive income and is credited to a revaluation surplus with equity in the SFP

23
Q

What is the double entry for revaluation?

A

Dr non current asset
Cr revaluation surplus
With increase in cost

Dr accumulated depreciation
Cr revaluation surplus
With removal of acc depn to date

24
Q

What is the double entry for excess depreciation?

A

Dr revaluation surplus
Cr retained earnings
With excess depreciation for the year

25
Q

The initial measurement of the value of a tangible non- current asset should be what?

A

The cost, including directly attributable costs of ‘bringing the asset to the location and condition in the manner intended by management’

26
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What is the definition of an intangible asset?

A

Is an identifiable non-monetary asset without physical substance

27
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What are the steps to dispose using a part exchange agreeement?

A
  1. Remove the asset
  2. Record the part exchange allowance and acquisition of replacement asset
  3. Calculate the profit or loss on disposal
28
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What is the cost model?

A

Assets are held at their initial cost less accumulated depreciation

29
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What is the revaluation model?

A

Depreciation is still charged
All assets in the same class must be held under this model
Revaluations should be made regularly so that the carrying value of assets are not materially different to their fair value

30
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What is the double entry for step 1 of disposal of a revalued asset?

A

Remove cost of non current asset
Dr disposal acc
Cr non current asset cost accoutn

31
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What is the double entry for step 2 of disposal of a revalued asset?

A

Remove accumulated depreciation
Dr accumulated depreciation
Cr disposal account

32
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What is the double entry for step 3 of disposal of a revalued asset?

A

Account for proceeds
Dr cash
Cr disposal account

33
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What is the double entry for step 4 of disposal of a revalued asset?

A

Determine profit or loss on disposal
Dr disposal acc
Cr profit on disposal

Dr loss on disposal
Cr disposal acc

34
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What is the double entry for step 5 of disposal of a revalued asset?

A

Clear the revaluation surplus account
Dr revaluation surplus
Cr retained earnings