l13 : impairments Flashcards

1
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what does ias36 state?

A

ensure assets are carried at no more than recoverable amount

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2
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define impairment.

A

when assets carrying amount exceeds recoverable amount

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3
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define carrying amount.

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amount at which the asset is recognised in balance sheet after deducting accumulated depreciation and impairment losses

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4
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define recoverable amount.

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higher of NSP (assets fair value less costs to sell) and value in use

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5
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define fair value.

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amount obtainable from sale of asset in arms length transaction

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6
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define value in use.

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discounted npv of estimated future cash flows expected to arise from continuing use of asset and also from disposal at end of useful life.

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7
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give two internal indicators of impairment.

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  • evidence of obsolescence or physical damage of an asset
  • asset part of restructuring or held for disposal
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8
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give four external indicators of impairment.

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  • market value of asset declined, more than would be expected of normal use
  • significant adverse tech, legal or econ changes occured
  • market IR increased, changes discount rate used to calculate VIU, so decreases recoverable amount
  • firm stock price lower than book value of net assets
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9
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where is impairment loss included in SOCI?

A

if relating to production machinery, then include in CoS

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10
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how are research costs incurred?

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must expense in year incurred

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11
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how are development costs incurred?

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must capitalise as an asset. has to include directly attributable costs and necessary, identifiable overheads (dep, rent, insurance)

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