F3 - M5 PPE DEP Flashcards
Impairment loss on assets THAT ARE NOT held for sale
We do not recognize a readjustment in value if impairment is recovered. Once impaired always impaired.
What happens to DEP expense if there is an appreciation to fair value
Recorded DEP will not change.
How is impairment tested?
Expected future cash flow is less than the carry value of the equipment. If carry value is less than we have an impairment
Carry Value
200 % Declining balance formula
1) Take 100% divided by useful life gives a percent. 2) Take that percent and multiply it by 2. 3) Take NRV of asset times that multuplied percent.
Depletion formula
1) depletion basis (Cost + development + restoration- salvage (/) residual value)
2) Take basis (/) “x” Per ton
3) Per ton (x) CY depletions
Exchanging asset for note Gain or Loss calc
1) Determine selling price of note ( Note x PV of annuity)
2) Carry value of asset
3) Selling price - carry value= G/L
Salvage value on deprecation
Depreciable assets dont go below salvage value therefore accum dep will never be 0
Sum Year Digits formula
1)Take tota years going from Last year to Beg year. (5+4+3+2+1=15)
2)Make a chart based on total years left
Year 1 5
Year 2 4
Year 3 3
3) Take total years left divided by total life
Year 1 5 5/15
Year 2 4 9/15
Year 3 3 12/15
Composite life
Depreciable cost which includes (-) salvage life (/) annual dep
Salvage value
Salvage value is removed from all methods expect for double declining
Where is dep method on F/S
Dep method should be on notes
What is the straight line dep basis
FMV of asset or cash paid
What happens to DEP expense if there is an impairment to fair value
The impairment is added into accum dep balance
Impairment on asset. What is the new remaining carry amount. (Regarding DEP)
The new carry value is the reasonable estimate left, however this is depreciated over remaining life left.