Intangible Assets (F3M7) Flashcards
Purchased Intangible Assets
Capitalize at cost
Internally developed intangible assets - GAAP
generally expensed. ex:
- trademarks (except for design costs)
- goodwill from advertising
- cost of developing, maintaining and restoring goodwill
EXCEPTION. CAN BE CAPITALIZED:
- legal fees related to SUCCESSFUL defense of asset (unsuccessful is expensed)
- registration or consulting fees
- design costs
- other direct costs to secure asset
Internally developed intangible assets - IFRS
research costs are expensed.
development costs may be capitalized if:
-technological feasibility has been established
-entity intends to complete the intangible asset
-has ability to use/sell the asset
-will generate future economic benefits
-adequate resources available to complete development
-can reliably measure the expenditure attributable to development
Intangible assets carrying value (IFRS)
-cost model = cost - amortization and impairment
OR
-revaluation model = FV on revaluation date - subsequent amortization and impairment
Revaluation losses
FV < CV
- reported on income statement unless reporting previously recognized revaluation gain in OCI .
- reduce gain in OCI, excess in income statement
Revaluation gains
FV > CV
-reported in OCI unless reversing previously recognized loss on income statement
Impairment
Income statement
Under IFRS - first reverse previously reported revaluation gain in OCI to zero. excess on income statement
Initial franchise fees
capitalize: cash paid + FV of asset + PV of liabilities
Continuing franchise fees
- received for ongoing services provided by franchisor to franchisee. (management training, promotion, legal assistance etc.)
- franchisee expense as incurred/franchisor recognizes as revenue
Start up costs
expensed when incurred. includes costs related to:
- organizing a new entity (legal fees to prepare partnership agreement)
- opening a new facility
- introducing new product
- conducting business in a new territory
- initiating new process in an existing facility
DOES NOT INCLUDE:
- business mergers/acquisitions
- ongoing customer acquisition
R&D (GAAP)
expensed EXCEPT FOR:
- tangible assets (material, equipment, facilities) that have alternative future uses. capitalize and depreciate
- costs undertaken on behalf of others under contractual agreement. treated as inventory and expense the costs incurred as cost of sales
Items not considered R&D
- routine periodic design changes to old products/troubleshooting
- marketing research
- quality control testing
- reformulation
computer software development - for sale
- expense costs until technological feasibility established
- capitalize costs after technological feasibility established (completion of a detailed program design or working model)
- reported lower of cost or net realizable value
Amortization, GREATER of:
- percentage of rev = total capitalized amount * (current gross revenue for period / total projected revenue)
- straight line
computer software development - internal use
- expense costs until technological feasibility established
- capitalize costs after technological feasibility established (completion of a detailed program design or working model)
Amortization = straight line
if subsequently sold, proceeds received first applied to carrying amount of software (recover costs) and then recognized as revenue.
Internally developed intangible assets - GAAP EXCEPTIONS.
EXCEPTION. CAN BE CAPITALIZED:
- legal fees related to SUCCESSFUL defense of asset (unsuccessful is expensed)
- registration or consulting fees
- design costs
- other direct costs to secure asset