IFRS 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Initial recognition of financial liabilities?

A

FV through SPL - expense transaction costs

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2
Q

If there’s no fair value in financial liability?

A

Deduct carrying amount

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3
Q

Subsequent measurement of financial liability?

A

Amortised cost
Fair value through SPL

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4
Q

What is the amortised cost?

A

Finance cost using effective rate of interest

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5
Q

Increase carrying amonut of financial liability?

A

Debit: Finance cost
Credit: liability

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6
Q

Liability is reduced by cash payments made during the year?

A

Debit: liability
CreditL Cash

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7
Q

Cash payment of financial liability treatment?

A

Part of interest paid in SCF

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8
Q

What is done for finance cost?

A

Opening liability * effective %

Put in SPL

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9
Q

What is done with cash payments?

A

Nominal value * coupon %

Put in SCF

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10
Q

What is done with closing liability?

A

Put in SFP

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11
Q

Initial recognition of liability?

A

Nominal value - discount issued - issue costs

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12
Q

Financial liability FV?

A

Is done through profit or loss

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13
Q

When is a financial asset recognised?

A

When entity becomes party to contractual provisions of the instrument

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14
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Is financial asset initially recognised at fair value?

A

Yes

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15
Q

Amortised cost for financial asset? (business model)

A

Asset held within business model in order to collect contractual cash flows

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16
Q

Amortised cost for financial asset? (contractual)

A

Contractual terms of financial asset gives rise to cash flows that are solely payments of principal and interest on principal outstanding

17
Q

Fair value OCI for financial asset (business model)

A

Asset held within business model in order to collect contractual cash flows and selling financial assets

18
Q

Fair value OCI for financial asset (contractual)

A

Contractual terms of financial asset gives rise to cash flows that are solely payments of principal and interest on principal outstanding

19
Q

How should losses in financial assets be recognised?

A

Losses recognised in OCI

20
Q

How should interest income in financial assets be recognised?

A

Through SPL

21
Q

What if asset does not contractual or business model requirements?

A

Recognise at FV at a profit or loss

22
Q

FVOCI?

A

Collect cash flows and sell financial assets

23
Q

FVTPL?

A

Financial assets that don’t meet criteria for amortised cost or FVOCI

24
Q

What happens with equity component in convertible loan note?

A

Debit: Loan notes
Credit: Other components of equity

25
Q

What happens with finance cost in convertible loan note?

A

Debit: Finance costs (interest - cash coupon)
Credit: loan notes

26
Q

Issue costs in a loan?

A

Deduct from original value. Then put in an expense account