Chapter 8 - NCA and depreciation Flashcards
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What are the two types of non current assets?
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- Tangible NCA → physical assets e.g machinary + buildings
- Intagible NCA → non physical assets e.g goodwill
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Define carrying amount and give the equation for it
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- The value of the asset at the point it is sold basedon the estimated values
- Cost of non-curent asset - accumulated depreciation
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What are the 2 methods to calculate depreciation?
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- Straight line method → spreads costs evenly per month.
- Depreciation costs for 1 year = (cost - residual value) / usefull life
- or X% x cash
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Reducing balance method → changes years (charge full year depreciation when asset is purhased, no depresiation the year asset issold)
* Depreciation charges = X% x carring amount
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Using the infomation bellow answer the folowing question…
- What is the total depriciation for the year ending 31 october 20X6?
- What is the carrying amount of the oven at 31 october 20X6?
- What is the carrying amount of the mini bus at 31 october 20X6?
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A new depreciation needs to be calculated at the end of every year
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8
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Irrispective of the method used to calculate depreciation what is debited and credited?
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- Dr depreciation expense (SPL)
- Cr Accumulated depreciation (SFP)
9
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How do thethe IAS 16 PPE try toreduce manipluation of depreciation?
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- The depreciation method should be reviewed at the end of each year and chaged if needed.
- The residual value and useful life should be reviewed each year end and changed if neede.
- If changes are made the carrying amount of the asser is then depreciated using new estimates.
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- What is subsequent depreciation?
- How i it calculated?
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- Depreciation calculated once we have changed an estimate.
- (Carrying amount at date estimate changed - residual value) / remaing usefull life
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How is subsequent depreciation calculated if the reducing balance is changed?
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depreciation = % x carrying amount at date estimate changed
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13
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What is disposal through part exchange?
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Trading in an old asser to recive a new asset at a lower price.
- Value off old asset (PEA) + cash paid = new asset
14
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- What is a non current asset register?
- What are any differnces normally due to?
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- A list of all non current assets → Broken down by asset type and location
- Computer errors, asset stolen, new asset not recognised by register etc
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- What are inatangibles non current assets?
- Where are they found on the SPL?
- What is amortisatiom?
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- Non-current assets with no physical form → copyrights, licences, goodwill
- Under NCA
- Thename goven to the depreciation of intangibles