Week 5 Learning Resource Flashcards
Financial reporting for passive income
When management purchase a financial instrument, they must classify in which three categorizes
1) Fair value through net income (FVNI)
2) Fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI)
3) amortized cost and cost
Fair value through net income
use to classify shares of a public company that are held for trading. these shares are revalued to fair market value at the end of each reporting period, with unrealized gain/loss flow to net income.
FVNI - initial recognition
IFDS - cost (FMV at the time)
ASPE - cost (FMV at the time)
FVNI - direct cost of acquisition
IFDS/ASPE - expense immediately
FVNI - Dividend received
Investment income
FVNI - mark to FMV
IFDS/ASPE - yes every reporting period
FVNI - classification of unrealized gain/loss
IFDS/ASPE - net income
FVNI - Gain/loss on disposal
IFDS/ASPE - selling price less net book value
fair value through other comprehensive income (FVOCI)
classify shares from public company that are available for sale.
This method is not applicable to ASPE, only IFDS
FVOCI - initial recognition
IFDS - record at cost
FVOCI - direct cost of acquisition
IFDS - add to cost
FVOCI - dividend received
IFDS - investment income
FVOCI - mark to fair market value
IFDS - yes, every reporting period
FVOCI - classification of unrealized gain/loss
IFDS - other comprehensive income (OCI)
FVOCI - gain/loss on disposal
IFDS - selling price less net book value. gain/loss sitting in OCI will be recycle to net income when sold