Chapter 8 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

Capital assets

A

Long term assets

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2
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Three categories of long term assets

A

PPE
Intangible assets
Goodwill

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3
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Goodwill

A

Long term asset from 2 businesses combining, represent future economic benefits from the combination that cannot be inventoried separately as tangible or intangible

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4
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Two models for determining amount at which PPE is reflected

A

Cost model

Revaluation model

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5
Q

Cost model

A

PPE assets are reflected at carrying amount

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6
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Carrying amount of PPE=

A

Cost - accumulated depreciation - accumulated impairment losses

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7
Q

Cost model for PPE is allowed under

A

ASPE

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8
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Basket purchase

A

Single price paid for all goods in basket

Must allocate price between all goods

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9
Q

To determine if costs should be capitalized or expense

A

Does the asset give future economic benefit?
If yes then capitalize
If no then expense

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10
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Depreciable amount =

A

Cost - estimated residual value

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11
Q

3 depreciation methods

A

Straight line
Units of production
Diminishing balance

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12
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Straight line method depreciation rate =

A

1/estimated useful life

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13
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Unit of production depreciation per unit =

A

(Cost - estimated residual value) / estimated useful life (in units)

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14
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Double Diminishing balance depreciation rate =

A

(1/estimated useful life) * 2

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15
Q

Journal entry to record depreciation expense

A

Dr depreciation expense

Cr accumulated depreciation

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16
Q

Impairment

A

Managements estimates of life or economic benefit may be overvalued, carrying amounts should be reduced

17
Q

Recoverable amount

A

Greater of expected future cash flows from asset use and asset fair value selling costs

18
Q

Calculation of impairment loss =

A

Carrying amount - expected future cash flow OR fair value selling costs

19
Q

Journal entry for impairment loss

A

Dr loss on impairment

Cr accumulated impairment loss

20
Q

Two steps to derecognize PPE

A

Predicate asset up to date of recognition

Remove asset and accumulated depreciation and determined gain or loss

21
Q

Gain on sale =

A

Proceeds of sale > carrying amount

22
Q

Loss on sale

A

Proceeds from sale < carrying amount

23
Q

Journal entry to record sale of equipment with gain

A

Dr cash
Dr accumulated depreciation
Cr equipment
Cr gain on sale of equipment

24
Q

Journal entry to record scrapping of equipment

A

Dr accumulated depreciation
Dr loss on disposal of equipment
Cr equipment

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Revaluation model
PPE assets are carried at fair value as determined at points in time, minus any subsequent accumulated depreciation and impairment losses
26
Intangible assets are depreciated using
The straight line method
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Intangible assets are recorded at
Cost
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Intangible assets with finite useful lives must be tested for impairment
When company becomes aware of something that may indicate impairment
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Intangible assets with indefinite useful lives must be tested
Annually for impairment
30
Goodwill =
Purchase price - fair value of land, building, equipment, inventory, patents + fair value of mortgage assumed
31
Is goodwill amortized
No
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Is goodwill shown at carrying amount and is it assessed for impairment
Yes