PPE Flashcards

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What are the two method to capitalized interest?

A

Weighted average
1. Find amt of debt paid during the year factored by months
2. Find the average rate of interest (total interest paid /total borrowing)
1*2 = interest expense

Specific method

  1. Same as before,
  2. Use the construction loan first to be more specific, if no construction loan left, use the average of non-construction loan rate
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SDY calculation

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Beg CV. Deprciable cost. Depre. Exp. CV

    1. *. 5/15 = 266.67. 733. 33
      1. *. 4/15 = 213.33. 520
      2. 3/15 = 160. 360
      3. 2/15 = 106.67. 253.33
      4. 1/15 = 53.33. 200
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3
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Natural resources capitalized value =?

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Acquisition + Exploration cost + development costs

Mood used can be
Successful effort method: only successful ones are capitalized, unsuccessful are expensed
Full costing method: all costs incurred are count (capitalized amount

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Impairment on assets

Held for sale

Held for use

Held for disposal

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Can be held for sale, for use or for disposition

Ask the key test question: if the undiscounted future cash flow is recoverable compare with BV?

If yes,then no impairment
Held for use impairment expense =CV-FV and then depreciate based on new value

Held for sale (disposal) : no impairment test, only compare BV to (FV less cost to sale), the asset bs,use written down to (FV-cost to sale), no depreciation. Under GAAP, reversal is permitted for asset held for sale.

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5
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When calculating condemnation gains from involuntary conversion, what costs are capitalized in CV?

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Attorneys fee for closing title

Appraisal cost for the property

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When calculating the depreciation expense after impairment with SV, how is depreciation expense calculated, what is new CV at year end?

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(New value -SV)/ n = deprecation expense

** use total new value - depreciation expense = new CV of the asset

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Impairment under IFRS

Review annually. (GAAP: only when event occurs)

Interest earned on construction funds can offset the interest cost (GAAP: prohibited)

Restoration of impairment loss permitted (GAAP: not allowed)

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Impaired when CV > PV of future CF (recoverable amount)
for assets carried at cost of amortized cost

Recoverable amount = higher of 1) FV-cost to sale. 2) value in use (discounted cash flow)
Impairment loss can be reversed except goodwill

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Long term security investment decline value report at second year end?

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At cumulative loss at the price since the date of the acquisition

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9
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Where is gain or loss record for AFS security?

What about HTM?

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At income stmt

In OCI if gain or loss classified as other than temporary
HTM record at amortized cost
Org has the intent and ability to HTM

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When there are loss on AFS security, if the loss is permanent, the loss consider realized or unrealized?

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Since its permanent, so consider realized in I/S

If there are temporary loss, treat as a deduction in OCI

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How is HTM bond purchased at discount or premium record?

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Recorded at FV because HTM bond discount or premiums are amortized during the term of the bond

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when transferring investment accounts, what are G/L recorded?

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Mostly depends in where transfer to, if to trading, all would be record in income,

If transfer to HTM and AFS, record in AOCI, unless transfer from or to trading

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13
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What situation, the constructions interest expense yield the same?

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1) the total construction expense exceed the total interest bearing debt
2) the debt all have the same rate

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14
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Calculate depreciation expense when estimate useful has changed

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[(Historical cost -AD ) - SV ] / remaining useful life = Depre. Exp.

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Under IFRS, if the equipment wrote down 10K, on the second year, the FV increased by 15, how to record the increase?

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Recover the 10k to the original, another 5k record in OCI as revaluation surplus account

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16
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When construct an asset at a value greater than FV after the construction, what to record as depreciable cost?

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The lower of capitalized cost or FV

Usually the cost of the long term asserts is valued at a more readily determinable cost

17
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Year one asset is 344k, year two is 379k, AD year one was 128k” year two was 153k, year two bought asset for 50k, sold asset with CV of 9K, what is the year two depr. Expense?

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Net of asset for year one and two
344-128=216, year two = 379-153= 226

216+50-9-x = 226, x = 31

18
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Under IFRS, how to account depreciation expense for a piece of asset purchased, the component such as inspection and replacement parts?

A

Count each piece separately and depreciate it

19
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How to impair assets held for used and for sale?

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Step 1: are future CF recoverable? Yes! - no impairment

No! - Step two: for use- impairment loss as CV-FV, depreciate new FV, no reversal in loss

For sale: impairment loss is CV- FV after selling cost, no depreciation, reversal of loss permitted

IFRS: check the recoverable amt, if recoverable > cv, no impairment

If recoverable amt