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Long-term assets represent one of the most significant items in the financial statements
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Long-term assets represent one of the most significant items in the financial statements
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and in international financial reporting IS16 governs this area and in this video I will show you the basics.
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so is 16 property plan
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and equipment is quite an old standard issued in 1982 for the first time with many later amendments
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and improvements its main objective is to prescribe the accounting for items of property plan
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and equipment and i would say that there are two many issues with PPE.
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Number one, what is property plan and equipment?
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And this includes its definition.
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So we will learn how to define property plan and equipment.
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Because some items might appear as such,
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but they are not PPE,
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but the expense or something else.
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And then recognition.
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So when or at what point of time you can show property plan and equipment in your balance sheet.
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Issue number two is how much.
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So how you need to determine the carrying amount of property plan and equipment in your books and what depreciation to charge.
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And I'm sure that there are many more questions around property plan and equipment,
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but these are the main ones.
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So property plan and equipment are tangible assets
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that are held by the entity for the use in the production or supply of goods or services,
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or for rental to others,
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or for administrative purposes, and are expected to be used during more than one period.
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Here I'd like to point out that if the building is used for rental purposes,
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then IAS 40 investment property might apply instead of IAS 16,
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so just bear that in mind.
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Here the rental purpose relates more to other items like vehicles or machines.
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in order to recognize the property plan
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and equipment as an asset both of the following must be fulfilled first it must be probable
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that the future economic benefits associated with the asset will flow to the entity
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and it means that the enterprise will receive rewards from the usage of an asset
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and on the other hand it will carry risks associated with the asset for example repairs
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Here i'd like to address very common issue of control asset is a resource controlled by the entity
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so
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if you do not control it you cannot recognize it just
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as an example imagine you own a safari park in
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which animals are free to move in
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or move out unless you control the animals somehow they are not your asset despite the fact
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that they generate benefits for you
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because visitors come to the park to see the animals
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but still if you do not control the animals you cannot recognize them as your asset
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the second condition the cost of the asset must be reliable measurable
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so if you cannot measure it then you cannot account for it as an asset
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and these two conditions apply both for initial costs and costs incurred after initial recognition or subsequent costs.
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Please be careful here, because some assets do qualify for recognition as an asset,
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although do not bring future economic benefits directly,
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for example, water cleaning station and similar assets.
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This might be required by the law for safety or environmental reasons to operate other assets,
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so shall be recognized as an asset too.
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In relation to subsequent costs,
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some assets require regular major inspections like overhauling, replacement of major parts.
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All of these shall be included in the carrying amount of an item, although incurred subsequently.
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Now, let's take a look at how property plan and equipment should be measured at its recognition,
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so when you account for it for the first time.
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It shall be measured at cost which comprises of purchase price
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and this price may include any import duties and non-refundable taxes
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but shall be expressed net after deducting any rebates or discounts
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then costs directly attributable to bringing the asset to the location
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and condition for its planned operation so these include for example site preparation costs initial delivery and handling professional fees,
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capitalized interest, testing and similar items.
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And finally, the initial estimate of costs for dismantling and removing the asset or restoring the site where the asset is located,
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so if the entity is obliged to do so.
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Typical example is nuclear power plant where its owner has usually an obligation to decommission the power plan
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and restore the site after decommissioning.
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The cost of an item of property plan and equipment is the cash price equivalent at the recognition date.
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So, if the payment for the asset is postponed to the later date,
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this amount shall be discounted and the difference between the future payment and cash price equivalent is the interest.
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If an item is acquired in exchange for other non-monetary asset,
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then it shall be initially measured at fair value.
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Now let's take a look how the item of property plan and equipment shall be treated after its recognition,
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that is in the subsequent periods.
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IAS 16 prescribes two basic models.
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The first one is the cost model
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and under this model an item of property plan and equipment shall be carried at its cost,
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less accumulated depreciation
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and less any accumulated impairment losses in line with is 36
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the second model is revaluation model where an item of property plan
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and equipment is carried at its revalued amount which is fair value at the date of revaluation
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less any subsequent accumulated depreciation less any subsequent accumulated impairment losses
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and here assets shall be revalued with sufficient regularity so like each three or five years
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accounting treatment of revaluations depends on whether the carrying amount of an asset is decreased
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or increased so
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when the carrying amount is increased then the increase should be credited to equity under the heading revaluation surplus well
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but if the same asset was impaired before
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and impairment loss was recognized to profit
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or loss then increase of carrying amount shall be credited to income to the extent of reversal of such impairments.
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Decrease in carrying amount shall be debited to expenses in profit or loss,
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but analogically, if the asset was previously revalued to revaluation surplus,
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then the decrease in carrying amount shall be debited to equity to the extent of reversing such revaluation surplus.
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Now, let's talk a little bit about depreciation because its principles enter into both models.
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depreciation is allocation of depreciable amount over its useful life on systematic basis
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and this definition contains three main parameters depreciable amount useful life
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and systematic basis under cost model depreciable amount is simply items cost less its residual value
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so residual value is any amount
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that you can obtain from the asset at the end of its useful life less estimated cost of disposal.
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So, something like a selling price that you assume to receive.
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Useful life is the period over which an asset is expected to be available for use by an entity or alternatively,
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it is also the number of production units expected to be obtained from the asset by the entity.
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So, an asset might be depreciated either based on time or based on number of units produced.
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Useful life depends on many factors such as expected wear and tear,
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legal or technical limits, etc. The third element,
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systematic basis, is nothing else than the selection of appropriate depreciation method,
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for example, straight line, diminishing balance,
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or number of units, what have you.
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Useful life, residual value, and depreciation method should be reviewed at least at financial year-end seeking for any change.
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And if there is a change,
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it should be accounted for as a change in accounting estimate in line with IIS 8.
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It means prospectively with no restatement of previous periods.
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Depreciation shall be recognized as debit expenses and credit property plan and equipment.
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But sometimes when you use the asset for production of other assets,
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the depreciation is debited to the cost of another asset like
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inventories the last topic to cover in this video is the recognition of property plan
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and equipment so carrying amount of property plan
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and equipment shall be de-recognized on disposal that is when you sell the asset
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enter into the finance lease as a lessor or you donate the asset
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or the asset shall be also they recognize
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when no future economic benefits are expected from its use
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or disposal and when the item of property plan
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and equipment is disposed gain or loss may arise
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which is calculated as net disposal proceeds less any carrying amount of property plan
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and equipment gains or losses from disposals of property plan
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and equipment are included in profit or loss
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but not as revenue right rather these are shown as a gain from sale of ppe
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Thanks for watching.

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  • Property, Plant and Equipment (PPE): 자산, 기계 및 장비
  • Recognition: 인식
  • Carrying Amount: 장부가액
  • Future Economic Benefits: 미래 경제적 이익
  • Control: 통제
  • Cost Measurement: 비용 측정

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