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IAS 16: Property, Plant, and Equipment Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

References Aljon J. Roque lecture notes Gorgonio D. Macariola lecture notes John Bo S. Cayetano lecture videos The Intermediate Accounting volume 2 by Robles and Empleo IFRS and various test banks

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

DEFINITION

These are tangible assets that are held for use in production or supply of goods or services, for rental to others, or for admini­str­ative purposes, and are expected to be used during more than one period.

SPECIFIC ITEMS OF PPE

Land
Including landsc­aping and property enhanc­ements if deemed permanent.
Land Improv­ements
Deprec­iable site enhanc­ements that are not permanent such as fences, water systems, side walks, driveways, parking lots, etc.
Buildings
Including demolition costs to give way for the constr­uction of the new building.
Leasehold Improv­ements
Improv­ements made by the lessee to the leased property revert to the lessor at the end of the lease contract.
Equipment
Machinery, office and store equipment, vehicles, and furniture and fixtures.
Natural Resources
Timber tracts, mineral, and oil. Termed as wasting assets.
Bearer Plants
Expected to bear produce for more than one period, excluding the produce.

INITIAL RECOGN­ITION

PPE is initially recognized at COST. Components of Cost
Purchase Price
Import duties and non-re­fun­dable taxes after deducting trade discounts and rebates.
Directly Attrib­utable Costs (DACs)
Directly attrib­utable to bringing the asset to the location and condition necessary for it to be capable of operating in the manner intended by the manage­ment.
Costs of disman­tling, removing, and restoring
Initial estimate of the cost of disman­tling and removing the asset and restoring the site on which it is located and for which an entity has a present obligation as required by law or contract. In present value.
 

ACQUIS­ITION METHODS

Cash basis
Cash price equivalent at the recogn­ition date.
On account
Invoice price minus the discounts, regardless of whether the discount is taken or not.
Instal­lment
Cash = Cash price equivalent and should not include any financing cost (e.g., interest)
 
Note = PV of note + down payment
Shares
Order of Priority
 
a. FV of property received
 
b. FV of share capital
 
c. Par/Stated value of the share capital
Bonds
Order of Priority
 
a. FV of bonds payable
 
b. FV of property received
 
c. Face value of bonds payable
Exchange
With commercial substance (with gain/loss)
 
a. FV of asset given plus cash paid/less cash received
 
b. b. FV of asset received plus cash paid/less cash received
 
Gain/loss = FV - CV
 
Without commercial substance
 
a. CV of asset given plus cash paid/less pash received
 
b. Trade in value of the asset given plus cash paid/less pash received
Lump sum acquis­ition (Basket price)
Order of Priority
 
a. FV method - allocated on the basis of relative fair value.
 
b. Residual value method – FV is equal to total purchase price less FV of available PPE.
Donation
FV of PPE
 
From non-sh­are­hol­ders: Income if uncond­iti­onal, liability if condit­ional, then income once conditions are met.
Constr­uction
Include DACs

[IAS 23] BORROWING COSTS

Specific Borrowings Only
Actual interest expense during constr­uction less investment income on temporary investment of borrowings = Capita­lizable borrowing cost
General Borrowings Only
Lower between:
 
a. Actual interest expense during constr­uction
 
b. Borrowing costs from general borrowings (WAAE x WAIR)
 
WAAE = expend­iture x (mos outsta­ndi­ng/mos of constr­uction)
 
WAIR = actual interest on borrow­ings/ principal of borrowings
General and Specific
WAAE
 
Less: Specific borrowings principal
 
= Expend­itures financed by general borrowings
 
x WAIR on general borrowings
 
= Borrowing cost from general
 
Add: Borrowing cost from specific
 
= Total Capita­lizable borrowing cost
WAAE - Weighted average accumu­lated expend­itures
WAIR - Weighted average interest rate
 

IMPAIRMENT

 

RESIDUAL VALUE

 

DEPREC­IATION

Method
Formula for Deprec­iation Expense
Straight Line
(Cost - RV)/ EUL
Sum of Years' Digits
(Cost - RV) * (EUL/sum of EUL)
Double Declining
(Cost - AccDep) * (2/EUL)
150% Declining
(Cost - AccDep) * (1.5/EUL)
Unit of Production
Per unit deprec­iation * Number of units produced
EUL - Estimated Useful Life
RV - Residual Value
AccDep - Accumu­lated Deprec­iation

[IAS 8] CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING ESTIMATE

Prospe­ctive; any change in estimates e.g., estimated useful life of an asset will be applied in current and future accounting periods. No correction or restat­ement is needed.