Problem 1
You have determined that one asset and one CGU should be testedfor impairment at December 31, 20x2.
Details on these are as follows:
Asset Carrying value $2,800,000
Fair value 2,200,000
Costs to sell are expected to be equal to 7% of fair value
The assetâs useful life is 10 years and is expected to generatecash flows of $350,000 per year.
CGU
Carrying value
Land $ 800,000
Building 2,500,000
Equipment 1,300,000
Goodwill 950,000
Total $5,550,000
Fair values
Land (costs to sell = 8% of fair value) $1,200,000
Building (costs to sell = 10% of fair value) 2,700,000
Equipment (costs to sell = 25% of fair value) 800,000
The remaining useful life of the building and equipment is 16years. The cash flows generated by the CGU are expected to be$360,000 per year.
Required â
Calculate the impairment loss, if any, assuming that the entityis subject to:
a. IFRS. If there is an impairment loss for the CGU, allocatethe impairment loss to the CGUâs assets.
b. ASPE
A discount rate of 6% should be used.
Problem 1
You have determined that one asset and one CGU should be testedfor impairment at December 31, 20x2.
Details on these are as follows:
Asset Carrying value $2,800,000
Fair value 2,200,000
Costs to sell are expected to be equal to 7% of fair value
The assetâs useful life is 10 years and is expected to generatecash flows of $350,000 per year.
CGU
Carrying value
Land $ 800,000
Building 2,500,000
Equipment 1,300,000
Goodwill 950,000
Total $5,550,000
Fair values
Land (costs to sell = 8% of fair value) $1,200,000
Building (costs to sell = 10% of fair value) 2,700,000
Equipment (costs to sell = 25% of fair value) 800,000
The remaining useful life of the building and equipment is 16years. The cash flows generated by the CGU are expected to be$360,000 per year.
Required â
Calculate the impairment loss, if any, assuming that the entityis subject to:
a. IFRS. If there is an impairment loss for the CGU, allocatethe impairment loss to the CGUâs assets.
b. ASPE
A discount rate of 6% should be used.