Nonmonetary exchange Flashcards
Exchanges are considered to have commercial substance when…
The asset will generate revenue and will be used DIFFERENT than the old asset
Non monetary assets to do have a stated value, as do cash and AR. TF
True
Plant assets are __________ because they have no stated value.
Non monetary
The general principle is to value the incoming asset at _____ _______, and record a _______ or ______ based on the old assets FV and BV.
Fair value, gain or loss
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.
BV, plus
The gain or loss on the exchange is computed only in regard to the OLD asset.
True, Old FV-BV = gain or loss
List price is the starting point for determining FV. TF
True
Trade in allowance is the _____ in list price granted on the asset exchanged.
reduction
Commercial substance gains and losses are deferred. TF
False, recognized immediately
No gain or loss is recorded for exchanges that are exchanges of inventory or whose FV cannot be determined. TF
True
The sellers BV of an asset that was exchanged is a reliable substitute for FV. TF
False
How is a new asset recorded when FV is not determinable?
BV of old asset +/- cash rec. or paid. No gain or loss is recorded.
If an exchange lacks commercial substance, and a gain is evident but cash is NOT received, how is the new asset recognized?
New Asset = BV of old asset + cash paid
Losses are always recognized in full. Whether or not commercial substance, or cash is paid or received. TF
True. Except for commercial substance exchanges of inventory.
No commercial substance, cash received, gain treatment (>25% ) is…
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)