Measuring non-current assets Flashcards

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What is depreciation

A

the allocation of the depreciable amount of the life of the asset

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How are depreciable assets shown on the balance sheet?

A

depreciable assets are carried at their cost (or fair value) less accumulated depreciation

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Exceptions of non-current assets

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○ Goodwill
- Cannot be revalued upwards and must be tested at least annually for impairment

○ Identifiable intangibles
- Can be revalued upwards only if an active and liquid market exists

○ Financial instruments
- Measured at their fair value

○ Agricultural assets
- Measured at their value - costs to sell

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4
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Carrying amount of non-current assets at cost must be no more than …..?

A

than their recoverable amount

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Recoverable amount

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Higher of expected fair value - costs to sell

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6
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Value in use

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Present value of expected future cash flows associated with the use and subsequent disposal of the asset

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Impairment Loss

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An expense - must be recognised immediately

Impairment loss if;
Carrying amount is MORE than recoverable amount

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