ifrs 13 fvm Flashcards

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ifrs 13 scope

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doesn’t apply on:
-share based payments
-inventory
-value in use

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entity vs market based factors

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entity based r discouraged, market factors r promoted

if restriction on investor only then entity based
if restriction is characteristic of the asset, then market based factor

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3
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state the rule

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fair value is defined as the exit price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an ORDERLY transaction between market participants at measurement date.
-fair value is a market based measurement, not entity specific measurement- main message

3 levels of inputs are:
level 1:
-quoted prices in active market of IDENTICAL goods (eg. stock market)
level 2:
-observable prices of in inactive market of IDENTICAL goods
-observable prices in active market of SIMILAR goods

level 3:
-unobservable inputs based on management assumptions. (PV of future CF)

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what is orderly transaction?

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not related party
not forced
not urgent
parties must have knowledge of goods
unit of AC must be appropriate (eg. 70% holding is not equal to shareprice, as it includes control also so worth more)

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5
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which market

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always go for principal market aka one with highest level of activity
-if no access, then go for most advantageous market

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steps for advantageous market

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-first pick market with highest net benefit (SP- transport cost - transaction cost)
-calculate fair value (S.P- transport cost)

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7
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why must transaction cost be ignored in calculation of FV?

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because its an entity based factor

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8
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how to measure unlisted shares

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-market approach (identical/similar instruments of investee)
-adjusted net asset approach
-income approach (PV of future cash flows)

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disclosures

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required for level 3 in detail.
u must disclose assumptions u have taken for future cash flows.
sensitivity analysis disclosure must also be given
-change in levels must be disclsoed
-diff disclosure requirements for recurring and non recurring fair value items.

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10
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fv of non financial assets

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-more than 1 use is possible
-standard says go for highest and best use, even if u are not using according to that use.

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11
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3 factors must be considered for best use

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-legally permissible
-physically possible
-financially feasible

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12
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fair value of liability

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1-if active market available, use quoted price

-2if ur liability is asset of somebody and asset has active market, then use that asset price with some adjustments

3- PV of future cash flows using sum of two rates
current market interest rate + entity’s own credit worthiness

eg. 10 + 5 = 15%

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13
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1 question of ifrs 13

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pls review

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14
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property market application

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investment property is unique, not traded regularly like shares. it is unlikely to find level 1 data of identical assets, so measurements r likely to be categorised as level 2 or level 3 valuations
level 2 may be: sale price per square meter for properties i similar location, market rent, property yields from latest transaction

level 3: management estimates, cash flow forecasts using entity’s own data, assumptions of future development of parameters like rental incomes

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