IFRS 16 - Leases Flashcards
Under IFRS 16, when does a contract contain a lease?
A contract contains a lease if it conveys the right to control the use of an identified asset for a period of time in exchange for consideration
(IFRS 16) To have control, the contract must give the customer the right, throughout the period of use, to:
- Substantially all of the identified assets economic benefits
- Direct the identified asset’s use
When can it be concluded that the customer has a “right to use” an identifiable asset?
When the asset can be substituted, but the supplier is unlikely to benefit from this due to the costs incurred
How should a contract containing a lease be recognised?
A LEASE LIABILITY should be recognised on the commencement of the lease (at present value of the payments to be made)
A RIGHT OF USE ASSET should be recognised for the same value, plus any associated direct costs