General (Blue) Flashcards

1
Q

Treatment of Borrowing Costs:

  • If specifically borrowed funds
  • If generally borrowed fund
A

If specific: Capitalize (less investment income from other use of funds)

If general: Only capitalize borrowing costs
= Average borrowing costs for the period * Expenditure on the asset

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2
Q

Recoverable Amount

A

The higher of:
Fair value - Disposal costs
Value in Use

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3
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Recognition of Impairment Losses

A

If asset carried at cost:
Expense impairment loss

If asset revalued:
Reduce revaluation surplus
Then expense

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4
Q

Can impairment losses to goodwill be reversed?

A

No.

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5
Q

Contract Asset

A

Revenue that’s been earned but not invoiced for

Not yet a receivable

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6
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Contract Liability

A

Something that a customer has paid for that hasn’t yet been provided

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7
Q

Forward Contract

Right of Return

A

The entity is obligated to repurchase the asset

Treat as a loan
Revenue only recognized at end of loan period

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8
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Call Option

Right of Return

A

The entity has the right to repurchase the asset

Treated as a loan
Revenue only recognized when return period ends

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9
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Put Option

Right of Return

A

The entity is obliged to repurchase only if requested by the customer

If repurchase price < original: Treat as sale

Otherwise, treat as a loan

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10
Q

When are warranties treated as a distinct service?

A

When purchased separately

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11
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Government Grants:

  • Income
  • Asset
  • Loan
A

Income-related grants shown in SPLOCI as other income

Asset-related grants shown in SOFP as deferred income
Released to SOPL as a reduction in the asset’s carrying amount over its life

Repayment grants increase the carrying amount of the asset or decrease deferred income

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12
Q

Entries to write off impairments to goodwill

A

Debit Retained Earnings
Debit NCI

Credit Goodwill

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13
Q

Entries to adjust for parent to subsidiary sales

A

Debit Cost of Sales
Debit Retained Earnings of Parent

Credit Consolidated Investments

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14
Q

Entries for consolidating intragroup PPE sales (P to S)

A

Debit Retained earnings of parent Unrealized profit
Credit PPE Unrealized profit

Debit PPE Excess depreciation
Credit Retained earnings of subsidiary Excess depreciation

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15
Q

Entries/Calculations to deal with unrealized profit

A

Debit/Increase Cost of Sales

Credit/Decrease Inventories

-Adjust NCI when S sells to P

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16
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Entries for dealing with intragroup loans

A

Cancel in CSFP:
Debit Loan payables
Credit Loan receivables

Cancel in CSPLOCI
Debit Group finance income
Credit Group finance costs

17
Q

CSFP with an associate

A

Line with “Investment in Associate”

= Cost of associate + Share of post-acq reserves - Impairment losses - Group share of unrealized profit

18
Q

CSPLOCI with an associate

A

Line for “Share of profit of the associate”

Line for “Share of OCI of the associate”

19
Q

Measurement of Debt Instruments

A

Initially: Fair value + Transaction costs

Subsequently: Amortized cost

   - EXCEPT when debt instrument only held for sale
          - Then, changes to fair value shown in OCI
20
Q

Steps to capitalizing provision costs

A
  1. Debit Non-current assets
    Credit Provision
  2. Release costs to SOPL:
    Debit Depreciation expense
    Credit Accumulated depreciation
  3. Once provision is required (in final year):
21
Q

Steps to capitalizing provision costs

A
  1. Debit Non-current assets
    Credit Provision
  2. Release costs to SOPL:
    Debit Depreciation expense
    Credit Accumulated depreciation
  3. Once provision is required (in final year):
    Debit Provision
    Credit Cash
22
Q

Adjusting vs Non-adjusting events after the reporting period

A

Adjusting: Evidence shows that the condition existed at or before the reporting period end date

Non-adjusting: Occurred after the reporting period (prior to reports being issued)

23
Q

Inventories are measured at…

A

The lower of:
Cost
Net Realizable Value

24
Q

Deferred Tax

A

A non-payable accounting adjustment needed due to the difference between the carrying amount of assets and their tax bases

Recognized in SPLOCI only