Nonmonetary exchange Flashcards

1
Q

Exchanges are considered to have commercial substance when…

A

The asset will generate revenue and will be used DIFFERENT than the old asset

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2
Q

Non monetary assets to do have a stated value, as do cash and AR. TF

A

True

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3
Q

Plant assets are __________ because they have no stated value.

A

Non monetary

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4
Q

The general principle is to value the incoming asset at _____ _______, and record a _______ or ______ based on the old assets FV and BV.

A

Fair value, gain or loss

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5
Q

If neither of the assets within the exchange FVs cannot be determined, the new asset is recorded at the ____ _____ of the old asset _____ cash paid or less cash received.

A

BV, plus

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6
Q

The gain or loss on the exchange is computed only in regard to the OLD asset.

A

True, Old FV-BV = gain or loss

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7
Q

List price is the starting point for determining FV. TF

A

True

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8
Q

Trade in allowance is the _____ in list price granted on the asset exchanged.

A

reduction

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9
Q

Commercial substance gains and losses are deferred. TF

A

False, recognized immediately

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10
Q

No gain or loss is recorded for exchanges that are exchanges of inventory or whose FV cannot be determined. TF

A

True

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11
Q

The sellers BV of an asset that was exchanged is a reliable substitute for FV. TF

A

False

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12
Q

How is a new asset recorded when FV is not determinable?

A

BV of old asset +/- cash rec. or paid. No gain or loss is recorded.

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13
Q

If an exchange lacks commercial substance, and a gain is evident but cash is NOT received, how is the new asset recognized?

A

New Asset = BV of old asset + cash paid

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14
Q

Losses are always recognized in full. Whether or not commercial substance, or cash is paid or received. TF

A

True. Except for commercial substance exchanges of inventory.

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15
Q

No commercial substance, cash received, gain treatment (>25% ) is…

A

New asset (FV of new asset - unrecognized portion of gain)(PLUG)
Acc Dep (given)
Cash (given)
Old Asset (given)
Gain ((cash rec/old asset FV) x the gain)

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16
Q

No commercial substance, cash received, full gain treatment is..

A
New Asset (plug)
Acc Dep (given)
Cash (given)
     Old Asset (given cost)
     Gain  (full amount)
17
Q

When an exchange lacks commercial substance and cash is paid, the new asset is recorded at the _____ _____ of the old asset ______ any cash given.

A

Book value, plus

18
Q

In exchanges with no commercial substance, gains are recognized in proportion to the amount of cash received. TF

A

True, unless over 25% then the whole gain is recognized in full

19
Q

When there is no commercial substance, gains are only recognized when cash is _______.

A

recieved