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Chapter4IAS16PropertyPlantEquipment
Chapter4
IAS16–Property,PlantandEquipment
ContentsPage
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A.Objective33
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B.Definition33
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C.Recognition33
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D.InitialMeasurement33
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E.SubsequentExpenditure35
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F.MeasurementafterRecognition36
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G.Derecognition39
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H.Depreciation39
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I.Disclosure40
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A.OBJECTIVE
TheobjectiveofIAS16istoprescribetheaccountingtreatmentforproperty,plantandequipment,sothatusersofthefinancialstatementscanunderstandthenatureoftheentitiesinvestmentinsuchassetsandanychangesthathaveoccurredinthatinvestment.
Thestandardindicatesthatthemainissuestobedealtwithare:
(a)Therecognitionofassets
(b)Thedeterminationoftheircarryingamount
(c)Depreciationandimpairmentlosses
(d)Disclosurerequirements
Thestandarddoesnotapplyto:
(a)Property,plantandequipmentclassifiedasheldforsaleunderIFRS5
(b)Mineralrightsandreserves
(c)Biologicalassets
B.DEFINITION
Property,plantandequipmentaretangibleitemsthat:
(a)Areheldforuseintheproductionorsupplyofgoodsorservices,forrentaltoothersorforadministrationpurposes;and
(b)Areexpectedtobeusedduringmorethanoneperiod.
Thecarryingamountreferstotheamountatwhichanassetisrecognisedafterdeductingaccumulateddepreciationandaccumulatedimpairmentlosses,i.e.itsnetbookvalue.
C.RECOGNITION
Anitemofproperty,plantandequipmentshouldberecognisedasanassetintheStatementofFinancialPositionif,andonlyif:
(a)Itisprobablethatfutureeconomicbenefitsassociatedwiththeitemwillflowtotheentity;and
(b)Thecostoftheitemcanbemeasuredreliably.
TheFrameworkforthePreparationandPresentationofFinancialStatementsalsostatesthathavingcontroloveranassetisanimportantfeatureintherecognitionofthatassetintheaccounts(forexample,legalownershipofanassetisnotessentialinestablishingtheexistenceoftheasset,aslongastheentitycanshowthatitcontrolsthebenefitswhichareexpectedtoflowfromthatasset,e.g.FinanceLease).
Anentitycontrolsanassetifithasthepowertoobtainthefutureeconomicbenefitsflowingfromthatassetandalsorestricttheaccessofotherstothosebenefits.
D.INITIALMEASUREMENT
Ifanassetqualifiesforrecognition,thenitshouldinitiallybemeasuredatitscost.
Costistheamountofcashorcashequivalentspaidorthefairvalueofotherconsiderationgiventoacquireanassetatthetimeofacquisitionorconstruction.
Thecostofanassetcomprises:
ThePurchasePricelesstradediscountsandrebates
+Importdutiesandnon-refundablepurchasetaxes
+Anycoststhataredirectlyattributabletobringingtheassettothelocationandconditionnecessaryfortheassettobeusedasintended,forexample:
∙Sitepreparationcosts
∙Initialdeliveryandhandlingcosts
∙Installationandassemblycosts
∙Professionalfees
∙Costsoftestingwhethertheassetisfunctioningproperly(afterdeductingthesalesproceedsofanysamplesproducedduringtesting)
+Theinitialcostsofdismantlingandremovingtheitemandrestoringthesite,ifsuchanobligationisplacedontheentity(legallyorconstructively)
Administrationandothergeneraloverheadsarenotincludedinthecostoftheasset.
Likewise,thefollowingarealsoexcluded:
trainingcosts,advertisingandpromotionalcosts,andcostsincurredwhileanasset,capableofbeingusedasintended,isyettobebroughtintouse,isleftidleorisoperatingbelowfullcapacity.
[Notethatinthecaseofself-constructedassets,thefollowingareexcludedfromthecostoftheasset:
(a)Internalprofits
(b)Abnormalamountsofwastedmaterial,labourorotherresources]
Incertaincircumstances,IAS23allowspartoftheborrowingcosttobecapitalised.
Ifanassetisacquiredinexchangeforanotherasset,theacquiredassetismeasuredatitsfairvalueunlesstheexchangelackscommercialsubstanceorthefairvaluecannotbemeasuredreliably.Ifthisisthecase,theacquiredassetshouldbemeasuredatthecarryingvalueoftheassetgivenup(carryingamountbeingequaltocostlessaccumulateddepreciationandimpairmentlosses).
Question:
TrottersLimitedhasrecentlyacquiredanitemofplant.Thedetailsofthisacquisitionare:
€
€
Listpriceofplant
240,000
TradediscountapplicabletoTrotters
12.5%
Ancillarycosts:
Shippingandhandlingcosts
2,750
Pre-productiontesting
12,500
Maintenancecontractforthreeyears
24,000
Sitepreparationcosts:
Electricalcableinstallation
14,000
Concretereinforcement
4,500
Ownlabourcosts
7,500
26,000
Trotterspaidfortheplant(excludingtheancillarycosts)withinfourweeksandthusreceiveda3%earlysettlementdiscount.
Anerrorwasmadeininstallingtheelectricalcable.Thiserrorcost€6,000andisincludedinthe€14,000figure.
Theplantisexpectedtolastfor10years.Attheendofthisperiod,therewillbecompulsorycostsof€18,000todismantletheplantandrestorethesite.(Ignorediscounting).
WhatistheinitialcostoftheplantthatshouldberecognisedintheStatementofFinancialPosition?
Solution:
€
€
Listpriceofplant
240,000
Lesstradediscount(12.5%)
(30,000)
210,000
Shippingandhandlingcosts
2,750
Pre-productiontesting
12,500
Sitepreparationcosts:
Electricalcable(14,000–6,000)
8,000
Concretereinforcement
4,500
Ownlabourcosts
7,500
20,000
Dismantlingandrestoration
18,000
Initialcostofplant
263,250
Note:
∙Earlysettlementdiscountisarevenueitem
∙Maintenancecostisalsoarevenueitem
∙Theelectricalerrormustbechargedtotheincomestatement
E.SUBSEQUENTEXPENDITURE
Thecostofday-to-dayservicingofanassetisnotincludedinthecarryingamountofanasset.Thisexpenditureisreferredtoas“repairsandmaintenance”andshouldbechargedtotheincomestatementintheperioditisincurred.
However,ifpartofanassetisreplaced,e.g.newengineinaplaneornewlininginafurnace,thenthecostofthisreplacementcanbecapitalisediftherecognitioncriteriamentionedearlieraremet.
Thepartoftheassetthatisreplacedmustthenbederecognised(withanyresultingprofitorlossondisposalbeingcalculatedandrecognised).
Someassetsrequireongoingandsubstantialexpenditureforoverhaulingandrestoringcomponentsofanasset,forexample:
∙OverhaulofAirplane,tokeepitairworthy
∙Drydockingofaship
∙Replacingtheliningofafurnace
Aprovisionforthisexpenditurecannotbemade.Rather,thecostiscapitalisedanddepreciatedseparatelyoveritsindividualusefuleconomiclife.Itisimportanttonotethatthisvarietyofsubsequentexpenditurecanonlybetreatedinthiswayiftheassetistreatedasseparatecomponentsfordepreciationpurposes.
Iftheassetisnotaccountedforasseveraldifferentcomponents,thiskindofsubsequentexpendituremustbetreatedasnormalrepairsandrenewalsandchargedtotheincomestatementasitisincurred.
Example
ShinkwinLimitedpurchasesaplanethathasanexpectedusefullifeof20years,andhasnoresidualvalue.Theplanerequiresasubstantialoverhaulevery5years(i.e.attheendofyears5,10,and15).Theplanecost€45millionand€5millionofthisfigureisestimatedtobeattributabletotheeconomicbenefitsthatarerestoredbytheoverhauls.
Theannualdepreciationchargewouldbecalculatedasfollows:
Theplaneistreatedastwoseparatecomponentsfordepreciationpurposes:
∙The€5millionisdepreciatedover5years(i.e.€1millionperannum)
∙Thebalanceof€40millionisdepreciatedover20years(i.e.€2millionperannum).
∙Thetotalannualdepreciationchargeis€3million.
Whenthefirstoverhauliscarriedoutattheendofyear5atacostof,say,€10million,thiscostiscapitalisedanddepreciatedtothedateofthenextoverhaul.
Thismeansthattotaldepreciationforyears6to10willbe€4million(€10m/5years+€40m/20years).
F.MEASUREMENTAFTERRECOGNITION
IAS16providestwooptionswhenaccountingforproperty,plantandequipmentaftertheirinitialrecognition.
(a)CostModel
Afterrecognition,theassetshouldbecarriedintheStatementofFinancialPositionat:
Cost
LessAccumulatedDepreciation
LessAccumulatedImpairmentLosses
(b)RevaluationModel
Afterrecognition,anasset,whosefairvaluecanbemeasuredreliably,shouldbecarriedatarevaluedamount.
Therevaluedamountisthefairvalueoftheassetatthedateofrevaluationlesssubsequentaccumulateddepreciationandimpairmentlosses.
Thefairvalueofpropertyisbasedonitsmarketvalue,asassessedbyaprofessionallyqualifiedvaluer.
Thefairvalueofplantandequipmentisusuallytheirmarketvalue,determinedbya