IAS36 (Impairments) Flashcards

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What is an impairment?

A

A reduction in the recoverable amount of a non-current asset below its carrying amount.

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What is the recoverable amount?

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Higher of fair value less costs and value in use.

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What is fair value less costs?

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Amount an asset could be sold less any direct selling costs.

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What is value in use?

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Present value of the future cash flows arising from n assets continued use, including those resulting from disposal.

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What are the indicators an asset may be impaired?

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A current period operating loss or net cash outflow from operating activities.
A significant decline in fixed assets market value.
Obsolescence or physical damage to a fixed asset.
A significant adverse change in the business or the market.
A management commitment to undertake a significant reorganisation.
Major loss of key employees.
A significant increase in market interest rates.

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