FAR 4 Fixed assets Flashcards
Valuation of Fixed assets
US GAAP
a. Historical cost
b. Donated assets - FV
Fixed assets
Gain on nonreciprocal transfer
Valuation of fixed assets
IFRS
1. Cost model - historical cost - acc depr - Impairment
2. Revaluation model - FV- acc dep - impairment
- Revaluation losses - income statement
- Revaluation gains - OCI
- Impairment - first reducing revaluation surplus and then loss reported on income statement
Capitalization of interest costs
- Capitalized based on weigthed average of accumulated expenditures
- Stated interest cost
- capitalize on special order inventory (not regular one)
- Capitalize interest on money actually spent not borrowed
- The amount of capitalized interest is lower of:
a. actual interest cost incurred
b. computed capitalized interest
X was constructing fixed assets that qualified for interest capitalization. Debt:
$6 x 8%
$8 x 9%
What rate needs to be used to calculate capitalized interest?
6 +8 = 14
(6/14) x 8% + (8/14) x 9% = 8.571%
Straight line depreciation
(Cost - Salvage value) / Estimated useful life
Sum of the years digits deprection
- Find denominator
5 years useful life
1+2+3+4+5=15
- (Cost - Salvage value) x (Remianing life of asset / Sum of the years digits)
5/15* see above
4/15
3/15
2/15
1/15
Declining balance
Ignore salvage value
- Double declining balance - ignore salvage value
10 years useful life
2*(1/10) x (Cost - accumulated depreciation)
2*(1/10) x remember to deduct previous depreciation
Units of production
Step 1
(Cost - Salvage value) / Units of production = Rate per hour
Step 2
Rate per unit x # of units produced = depreciation exp
Depletion
- Natural resources like oil, gas, timber etc
- Purchase cost = drilling, tunners or shafts (anything necessary that resources can be removed)
- Current est recoverable units / (Unrecovered cost - salvage value) = cost depletion rate x units produced = depreciation
Fixed asset impairment
If the sum of undiscounted expected future cash flows is less than the carrying amount, an impairment loss needs to be recognized.
Fixed assets impairment
No impairement
Undiscounted future net cash flows
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= Positive
Fixed assets impairement
Impairement
Undiscounted future net cash flows
- Net carrying value
= Negative
Different treatement if assets held for use or for disposal
Fixed assets impairement
Impairement of assets held for use
FV or PV future net cash flows
- Net carrying value
= Impairement loss
- Write asset down
- Depreciate new cost
- Restoration not permitted under US GAAP
Fixed assets impairement
Impairement of assets held for disposal
FV or PV future net cash flows
- Net carrying value
Impairement loss
+ Cost of disposal
Total impairement loss
- Write asset down
- No depreciation taken
*3. Restoration is permitted *
Fixed assets impairement
IFRS
Carrying value - (the greater of: Recovereable amount or PV or FV of cash flows - cost to sell) = Impaired or not
Reversal of impairement losses is allowed