Learning Unit 5 - Impairment of assets Flashcards

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IAS 36.6

What is the recoverable amount of an asset?

A

Recoverable amount is defined as:

the higher of an asset’s:

  • fair value less costs of disposal (FV-CoD); and
  • value in use (VIU)
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IAS 36.9 & 10

Under which instances does the recoverable amount need to be calculated?

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The recoverable amount only needs to be calculated if:

  • the indicator review suggests the asset may be impaired;
  • the asset is an intangible asset with an indefinite useful life;
  • the asset is an intangible asset not yet available for use; or
  • the asset is goodwill acquired in a business combination.
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IAS 36.12 (a) - (d) and 13-14

What external information must be considered as a minimum when assessing impairment of an asset.

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  • a decrease in the value of the asset that is significant relative to normal usage over time
  • a significant adverse change in the market within which the asset is used
  • the net asset value per share is greater than the market value per share
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IAS 36.12 (e) - (h) and 13-14

What internal information must be considered as a minimum when assessing impairment of an asset.

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  1. significant changes adversely affecting the use of the asset including planned changes:
    - a plan to dispose of the asset at a date earlier than previously expected,
    - a plan that will result in the asset becoming idle
    - a plan to cease manufacturing a product line or close a factory that uses the asset; and
    - the reassessment of the useful life of an asset from indefinite to finite
  2. Unusually low cash flow from use of an asset
  3. Physical damage
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IAS 36.6

Define what is fair value.

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Fair value is defined as:

  • the price that would be
  • received to sell an asset; or
  • paid to transfer a liability
  • in an orderly transaction between market participants
  • at the measurement date
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IAS 36.6

Define cost of disposal

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Costs of disposal are defined as:
- incremental costs
- Directly attributable to the disposal of an asset or cash generating unit;
- excluding finance costs and income tax expense

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IAS36.6

Define value in use.

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Value in use is defined as:
- the present value of the
- future cash flows expected to be derived from
- an asset or cash-generating unit

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How do you calculate the value in use?

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The present value of the expected annual cash flows.

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