AFA 717 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Impaired Asset, Book Value

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Investments in long-lived assets are investing activities for the amount of cash paid
If cash was only part of the consideration to acquire a long-lived asset, then only the
cash portion will be shown
Gains/losses non-cash and excluded from operating activities
Cash proceeds on sale are inflows as investing activities
Non-cash transactions are disclosed in the notes
Depreciation is non-cash and added back to net income under operating activities (indirect
method)
The major long-lived asset groups must be presented as separate line items on the SFP
separate disclosure is needed for:
PP&E
Goodwill
Biological assets
Investment property
Other intangible assets may be aggregated and then presented as a separate
line item
Extensive note disclosure is required by class, including measurement base,
depreciation methods, useful lives or depreciation rates, gross carrying amount and
accumulated depreciation, restrictions, expenditures related to construction,
contractual commitments, and third-party compensation for impaired assets
Reconciliation of opening and closing balances for each class; including:
Additions, acquisitions in business combinations, depreciation,
amortization, impairment losses, reversals of impairment, foreign
exchange differences and any others
Overall, standards for publicly accountable enterprises are similar to accounting
standards for private enterprises, but there are also many specific differences
See the next slide for a summary of some of the obvious areas where IFRS and ASPE
standards are different
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