IFRS Flashcards

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Government Grants - IAS 20?


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Main Points:
differentiate between government grant or government assistance

Definition:
Government grant (GRA) = in forms of transfers of resources to entity in return for future compliance with conditions
Related to asset = acquisition of asset
Related to income = reimbursement of a cost

Government Assistance (GAS) = Gov’t Actions that provide economic benefit under certain criteria

Recognition (ALL must be met):
Grants related to assets/income/monetary/non-monetary
1. entity will comply with conditions
2. entity will receive grant consideration

Grants related to assets
Record grant over usefull life of asset
 Two choices
* Deferred income: recognize as revenue (then move to P&L when related depr expense occurs
* Deduct from PPE’s CV: then move to P&L when related depr expense occurs

Grants related to income
 For current/future expenses => recognize in period when costs incurred
 For past expenses => recognize immediately in P&L

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Joint Arrangements

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  1. Assess if a joint arrangement exists (PER IAS)
  2. Assess whether JV OR JO
  3. IF below 4 criteria are not MET then = JA

Criteria: (IF ALL YES then JV)
1. Structure - is it structured through financial vehicle and separately identifiable

  1. Legal form
    - Own net assets = JV
    - own specific assets = JO
  2. Contractual terms
    - is there agreements on the contract?

If JV = use equity method to record (i.e dr investment, cr. cash)
If JO = record specific assets/liability

Check to see if equity method can be used per IAS

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Non-Monetary IFRIC 17

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Common Issues:
1. when to recognize dividends payable
Recognize liability earlier of:
- declaration approved by authority
- when declared

  1. how to measure D/P
    - measures at FV of assets to be distributed
  2. How to account for difference between CV of asset distributed and CV of D/P
    - recognize in P&L
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IAS 38 - Intangible asset (SACF)

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2 must be met (definition + Recognition)

Definition SACF (must be met to be classified as intang)
- Separable
- Arises from contractual/legal right
- Control of future economic benefits
- Future economic benefits generation

Recognition:
- expected economic benefits will flow to entity
- costs reliably measured

Move on if intangible asset was internally developed

Research phase
- expensed as incurred

Development Phase (IC Farm)
- Intention to complete
- costs reliably measured
- technical feasibility (Can it be completed)
- Ability to use/sell
- Adequate resources
- Market Exists

  • If all not met, expense
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Leases - leesee

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LEESEE:
Step1: identify lease contract
- must contain right of control the use of asset
- obtain substantially all eco benefits and right to direct use
- Identify separate lease components
- Determine commencement date of the lease
- Determine lease term & Discount rate

Step 2: Initial measurement
1. recognize ROU asset at cost (initial measurement+lease pmt made before date+initial direct costs)
2. Recognize lease liability
- PV of all future pmts
- include: Guaranteed residual amount (FMV of asset at end of lease, BPO, fixed payments) . Only add costs incremental to obtaining the lease

Step 3: subsequent measurement
ROU Asset
- ROU asset = cost less accumulated desperation
- if BPO (i.e if entity will own asset after term) = depreciation period is assets useful life
- if no BPO = lower of lease term or useful life

Lease Liability
- Recorded at PV
- increase carrying value by interest expense
- Decrease by lease payments made
(Balance + Interest - Payment) = New Liablity Bal

ROU asset decreases as payments made and lability increases
CV of asset + interest - Payments = new CV

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Leases - LESSOR

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Finance Lease (only one needs to be met)
- transfer of ownership or BPO at end of lease term
- lease term is 75% of economic life of asset
- PV of all at least 90% of FB leased asset (exclude UGRV)

If ALL above not met then use operating lease

Measurement
Finance lease:
1. Asset is derecognized and gain/loss is recognized
2. recognize receivable equial to net investment of lease
- using PV you can calc the lease receivable (inlude UGRV is needed)

operating lease:
- keep asset on SFP
- lease income recognized on straight line basis over lease term

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IFRS 15

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Step 1: Identify Contract (Per IFRS - include if any controversial aspects)

Step 2: Identify PO:
1. Goods or services is distinct (i.e you get one thing and another later)
2. Series of goods/services with same pattern of transfer (i.e all delivered at once)

Distinct if (PO CHECK)
Separability: Can customer benefit from good or service on its own or together with other resources (I.e can you enjoy now or will it need another component to enjoy?)

Identifiability: Promise to transfer goods is seperatley identifiable from other promises which is if they are highly integrated or seperable)?

  1. Determine Transaction Price
    Common:
  2. Allocate Price to the PO’s
    if construction then:
  3. output method = what customer gets while completed phases
  4. Input = what supplier has completed (costs incurred)
  5. Recognize revenue as PO is fullfilled
    - At a point of t ime
    - Or over time
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RTP IAS 24

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IFRS, the the measurement is the exchange amount by default.

Person/entity is related to the entity prepping the F/S

More about how to disclose:
- relationship between parent/subsidiary
- key management personnel compensation
- RPT

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IAS 28 - Investment in associates and Joint Venture

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Definition of Associate:
- entity over which investors has SI

Recognition
SI = holds > 20% and can be demonstrated by
- participation in policy making
- representation on BOD

Initial measurement:
- Investment recorded at cost

Subsequent measurement
- CV adjusted to recognize investors share in P&L of investee
- distribution received from investee reduces CV

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IFRS 5 - HFS

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Recognition for HFS (all must be met) ASC SAM
- actively marketed at reasonable price
- steps to locate a buyer and complete sale
- changes to plan unlikely or plan will be withdrawn
- sale probably to be expected within one year
- available for immediate sale
- management commits’ to sell

Discontinued op, a component of of entity (one must be met)
- represents separate major line of business
- part of single coordinated plan to dispose of separate major line of business (classified as HFS)

Measurement/subsequent:
- NCA classified as HFS:
–> lower of CV or FV less costs to sell
- not depreciated

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Warranties (IFRS 15 OR IAS 37

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Two Types of warranty:
1. Assurance type: Sold with product and cannot be separated (usually because of govt regulations).

Measurement:
- Use IAS 37 to see of criteria of provision applies.
if yes = record provision at estimated amount of warrenty that might be claimed

  1. Service type warranty: Warranty is sold separately (customer have option) if bought, creates a performance obligation for company

See if PO criteria applies
if yes = recognize PO over period of warranty time and recognize revenue for product sold at point of time

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Decommission Provision

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Recognize as liability if provision criteria is met
Record at the best estimate and add to net PPE and liability (if related to PPE)

Prep costs can be capitalized in PPE as it brings asset to its working condition

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Lease - Leasehod improvments

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Initial direct costs can be included in ROU asset are incremental cost of obtaining lease that would not be incurred if lease has not been obtained (i.e was this required to obtain lease or not)

if not = do not include in ROU asset and treat as PPE
Depreciate over lesser of useful life and lease term

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Investment Property

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Defitnion: land or building held by owner to earn rental income or capital appreciation or both

Recognition:
1. future economic benefits
2. cost of invetment is relaibly measured

If yes to both = recognize as asset

Initial measurement = recognize the property at cost

Subsequent measurement =
1. can choose fair value or cost model

Fair value method = gain/losses arising from change in FV from asset is recognized in P&L. No Depreciation recognized just adjusted for fair value at reporting period

Cost Model = depreciation recognized over the assets usefull life.

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PPE IFRS

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Definition:
1. held for use in production/supply of goods/services
2. expected to be used more the one period

Recognition:
1. probable future economic benefit will flow to entity
2. costs can be measured reliably

Measurement:
If above met = record at cost which include
- purch price, attributable costs, estimate cost to dismantle

Subsequent measurement:
1. Cost = historical cost - acum dep - impairment loss
2. reval = fv at date of reval - accum dep - impairment

Derecognition:
1. on disposal
2. no future economic benefit provided

Other:
Spare parts, stand by, servicing equip = PPE if they meet definition/recognition otherwise they are inventory

Components (major components like airplane wing)
- if separable, allocate and depreciate separately

Inspections/replacements
- if they meet PPE recognition crit. Then capitalize otherwise expense.

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IFRS 3 Business Comb

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Definition
- Acquirer controls one or more businesses
Types
- Same as ASPE

Obtain Control by
- Cash, cash equivalents,
- control when inventor has ability to affect those returns through its power over investee

Recognition/measurement
1. identify aquirier
2. determine acqusition date
3. recognize/measure NCI or INA (equity or net assets aquired)
4. recognize/measure GW

GW = FV of considered you gave + NCI - FV of aquirees net assets

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IAS 37
Provisions, Contingent liablities/assets

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Definition:
- Present obligation
- arises from past events
- settlement expected as outflow

Provision
- Liability of uncertain timing/amount (timing is always uncertain)

Contingent Liability
- Possible obligation from past events
- not probable to settle <50%
- uncertain future result
DISCLOSE

Provision
- if probably to settle >50%
- measurable
- Present obligation
- Timing is unknown
RECOGNIZE

Liability
- Will 100% result in outflow
- timing/amount unkonwn
RECOGNIZE

Measurement
- use best estiamte
- expected value method

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Accounting Changes

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Change in Policy
- Voluntary Change that provide more reliable info (i.e change in costing method for inventory)
- Change retrospectively (change past estimates)

Change in Estimate
- new info that was not available previously (i.e change in useful life estimate)
- Prospective Change (change future only)

Errors
- Errors from prior identified in current
- Retrospective change (change the past)

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Financial Liabilities

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Liabilities
- Any liabilities held for trading are measured at Fair value through profit and loss
- All other labilities are measured at amortized cost using effective interest method. (if zero interest bearing, use interest rate that would be available on regularly loan)