IFRS vs UK GAAP Flashcards

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Assets held for sale

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IFRS - IFRS 5
when criteria are met, NCA HFS is categorised as separate line and no longer depreciated.

UK GAAP
No HFS, continue to depreciate until sold

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Discontinued Operations

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IFRS - IFRS 5
Discontinued operations are shown as one line in the P&L

UK GAAP - CA06
shown in separate column in the income statement

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Borrowing costs

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IFRS - IAS 5
Eligible borrowing costs must be capitalised

UK GAAP - FRS102
there is a choice of whether or not to capitalise borrowing costs

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Development costs

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IFRS - IAS 38
when criteria are met, must be capitalised

UK GAAP
There is a choice to capitalise or expense

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Useful lives of intangibles

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IFRS - IAS 38
Can have indefinite UEL

UK GAAP
All intangibles have finite UEL, with a rebuttals presumption that this does not exceed 5 years.

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Capital grants

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IFRS - IAS 20
Choice if using “netting off” or “deferred income” methods.

UK GAAP - FRS102
Can only use deferred income method

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Goodwill

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IFRS - IFRS 3

  • Goodwill is not amortised but tested annually for impairment.
  • Impairment reversals not allowed for goodwill
  • Gain on bargain purchase is recognised through the P&L

UK GAAP

  • Goodwill amortised over UEL (5 yr rebuttals presumption).
  • Impairment reversals allowed for GW
  • Negative GW is shown separately in the asset section if SFP and amortised.
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Acquisition costs

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IFRS - IFRS 3
Expensed through the P&L

UK GAAP
Added to consideration

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NCI

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IFRS - IFRS 3
Choice of FV method or proportionate method.

UK GAAP
Only proportionate method.

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