IAS 16 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Purpose of IAS 16

A

Establishes principles for recognising PPE as assets
Measuring carrying amounts
Impairment losses recognsied in relation to them

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What is PPE?

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Tangible items used in production or supply of goods or services, rental to others, adminsitrative purposes

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3
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Useful life for PPE?

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More than one period

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4
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What other assets does IAS 16 include?

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Bearer plants related to agricultural activities

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5
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When is cost of asset recognised?

A

Probable that future economic benefits associated will flow into the entity

Cost of item measured reliably

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Measuring an asset (first step)

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Purchase price & purchase related costs

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Measuring an asset (second step)

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Costs attributable to bringing asset to location and condition necessary for it to be capable of operating in manner intended by management

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Measuring an asset (third step)

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Costs of dismantling and removing item and restoring the site it’s located on

Excludes inventories related to that period

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9
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What happens after recognition of an asset?

A

Use cost model or revaluation model for entire class of PPE

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10
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Cost model calculation?

A

Cost - accumulated depreciation - accumulated impairment losses

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11
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Revaluation model calculation?

A

Fair value - accumulated depreciation - accumulated impairment losses

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12
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Revaluation increases and decreases recognised in?

A

Recognised in OCI and accumulated in equity

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13
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What is depreciation?

A

Systematic allocation over useful life

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14
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How is depreciation recognised?

A

In SPL unless it is included in carrying amonut of another asset

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15
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Consistent policy is used for?

A

Each of the assets

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16
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Depreciate revalued amount?

A

Revalued amount - depreciation over remaining life. Not original cost

17
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Reverse transfer for SCE

A

Depreciation for revalued amount - depreciation for original amount

18
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Other components of equity (revaluation increase) calculation? (Equity section in SFP)

A

Revaluation surplus - reserve transfer

19
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Directly attributable costs?

A

Conducting business in new location
Employee benefits
Initial delivery and handling
Professional fees

20
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Is land depreciated?

21
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Calculate accumulated depreciation?

A

(Initial cost / useful life) * number of periods

22
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If there is a change in useful life of an asset?

A

The new useful life is used

23
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Subsequent depreciation straight-line?

A

(Original cost / number of years). If no change in useful life

24
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Subsequent depreciation reducing balance?

A

(CV * percentage)

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Revaluation decrease double entry?
Credit PPE Debit Impairment OCI Debit Impairment SPL (B)
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Calculate reserve transfer?
Old depreciation expense - new depreciation expense
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Change in useful life treatment?
Adjust for prior years (e.g. if plant purchase was in 20X0 and in 20X2 useful life changed to 8 years. Years used in depreciation will be 8-2=6)
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Cost of an overhaul?
Added to the carrying amount
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How are unused materials treated?
Deducted from value of NCA
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Entire class of PPE?
Must use the same cost or revaluation model