PPE Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Recognition Criteria of PPE
- probable and measurable (definition of assets)

A

Yes

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Initial Measurement → at cost
- Purchase Price
(1) import duties
(2) non-refundable tax
- DACS (to proper location)
(1) Freight in & Handling costs
(2) Insurance costs → in transit
(3) Employee benefits from construction of PPE
- Dismantling costs
- Testing costs (net of proceeds from sample)

A

Yes

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3
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Included as PPE
- bearer plants
- animal-related recreational activity
- rental to others of what property?
- what type of spare parts?

A
  • rental of movable property
    if immovable = investment property
  • major spare parts
    if minor = inventory / prepaid supplies
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4
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Exluded as PPE
- Biological Assets
- Wasting Assets
- what type of lease?

A

Finance Lease

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5
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Donation
- dr. PPE / cr. ???
- are costs incurred in relation to donation expensed?

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  • shareholder = donated capital
  • unconditional = income
  • conditional = liability

Costs incurred - what is credited is debited (not expense)

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6
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How to measure PPE if in exchange of shares?

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  1. FV of asset given up
  2. FV of shares
  3. Par Value of shares

with Share Premium

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7
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How to measure PPE if in exchange of bonds?

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  1. FV of asset given up
  2. FV of bonds
  3. Face amount of bonds
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8
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How to measure PPE if in exchange of another asset?

What if with no commercial substance?
How to compute gain/loss?

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  1. FV of asset given up + payments - receipts
  2. FV of asset received
  3. CA of asset given up + payments - receipts

No Commercial Substance = use no.3

vs CA = gain/loss

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9
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LAND AND OLD BUILDING AT A SINGLE COST
- what if old building is usable?
- if unusable?

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Old Bldg is usable - allocated based on FV
Old Bldg is unusable - allocate to land only

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10
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Cost of Old Building
- what is the treatment?

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if inventory → capitalized (inventory → DACs + IDACs)
if PPE / IP → expensed (PPE / IP → DACs only)

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11
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Demolition Cost
- this is capitalized to what account?

A

to building
- proceeds from scrap → deducted

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12
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Real Property Taxes
- what is the treatment?

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Unpaid and Assumed → capitalize to land
x → expensed (silent)

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13
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Options to Buy Land
- what is the treatment?

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Land is Acquired → capitalize to land
x → expensed

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14
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Payment to Tenants
- what is the treatment?

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to prepare land → capitalize to land
to vacate building → capitalize to building

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15
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Land Improvements (No Depreciation)
- this is capitalized to what account?

A

to land

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16
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Land Improvements (With Depreciation)
- what is the treatment?

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Part of Blueprint → capitalize to building
x → capitalize to land improvements (silent)

17
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Building Fixtures
- what is the treatment?

A

Immovable → capitalize to building
Movable → Furniture and Fixture (depreciated)

18
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Ventilation, Elevator, Lighting Systems
- what is the treatment?

A

During Construction → capitalize to building
x → improvements (depreciated)

19
Q

DEPRECIATION
- begins → available for use
- stops → derecognized or available for sale
- if RV > CA → stop depreciation (!!!)

A

Depreciation → does not stop even if asset is idle temporarily

20
Q

What depreciation method ignore RV and instead use CA in computing depreciation?

A

Declining Balance

21
Q

Group and Composite Method
- No G/L on sale → since AD is for all asset

22
Q

Rate for SYD method

A

n, (n-1) …. / [n (n+1) / 2]

23
Q

Rate for Declining Balance

A

SLR x 150% or 200%

24
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Rate for Group and Composite Method

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Yearly Depreciation / Total Cost

25
Life for Group and Composite Method
Depreciable Amount / Yearly Depreciation
26
CHANGE IN METHOD, RV, USEFUL LIFE - Accounting Estimate → prospectively SUBSEQUENT COSTS - improves the asset → capitalized - major repairs → capitalized - minor repairs → expensed
Yes
27
Formula - Cost Model - Revaluation Model
Cost Model - Cost less Accumulated AD less Accumulated Impairment Loss Revaluation Model - Revalued Amount less Subsequent AD less Subsequent Impairment Loss
28
What is the revalued amount?
Either - fair value - depreciated replacement cost (sound value)
29
REVALUATION SURPLUS - OCI account (net of tax) - transferred to RE → **sold or depreciated**
Yes
30
Table Format of Revaluation
refer to notes
31
When to impair assets?
CA > RA
32
What is the recoverable amount?
Higher of (only a few na higher of) - FVLCTS - Value in use (cashflows → pretax) ## Footnote Recoverable Amount → as if new cost (to compute new depreciation)
33
Table Format of Impairment
refer to notes
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What are the 2 steps in impairment of CGU?
1. Allocate to goodwill 2. If excess, to other **noncash** assets based on CA (CA → impaired up to RA only) ## Footnote Cash → hindi naman naiimpair