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Question from: International Accounting, Fourth Edition Company ABC acquired a piece of equipment in Year 1...

Question from: International Accounting, Fourth Edition

Company ABC acquired a piece of equipment in Year 1 at a cost of $100,000. The equipment has a 10-year estimated life, zero salvage value, and is depreciated on a straight-line basis. Technological innovations take place in the industry in which the company operates in Year 4. Company ABC gathers the following information for this piece of equipment at the end of Year 4:

Expected future undiscounted cash flows from continued use: $59,000

Present Value of expected future cash flows from continued use: $51,000

Net selling price in the use equipment market: $50,000

At the end of Year 6, it is discovered that the technological innovations related to this equipment are not as affective as first expected. Company ABC estimates the following for this piece of equipment at the end of Year 6.

Expected future undiscounted cash flows from continued use: $50,000

Present Value of expected future cash flows from continued use: $44,000

Net selling price in the use equipment market: $42,000

a. Discuss whether Company ABC must conduct an impairment test on this piece of equipment at Dec 31, Year 4..

b. Determine the amount at which Company ABC should carry this piece of equipment on its balance sheet at December 31, Year4; December 31, Year 5; and December 31, Year 6. Prepare any related journal entries.

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Expert Solution

Cost of the equipment

100000

Useful life

10 years

Salvage value

Nil

Depreciation under SLM per year

10000

Depreciation till year 4

40000

Written down value of the machine at the end of year 4

60000

Present value of expected future cash flows from continued use

51000

Impairment loss

Written down value of the machine at the end of year 4

60000

Less: Present value expected future cash flows from continued use

51000

Impairment loss to be recognized

9000

December 31, year 4

Carrying value of the machine

51000

Revised depreciation per year

8500

December 31, year 5

Carrying value of the machine

51000

Less: Depreciation

8500

Net carrying value

42500

December 31, year 6

Carrying value of the machine

51000

Less: Depreciation

0

Net carrying value

42500

Less: Depreciation

8500

34000

Present value of expected future cash flows from continued use

44000

Less: Carrying value after depreciation

34000

Impairment gain

10000

Thus, the revised carrying value as on 31 December, year 6

44000

Date

Particulars

Debit ($)

Credit ($)

December 31, year 4

Impairment loss

9000

Equipment

9000

(Being the impairment loss recognized)

Profit and loss account v

9000

Impairment loss

9000

(Being the impairment loss recognized)

December 31, year 6

Equipment

10000

Impairment gain

10000

(Being impairment gain recognised)

Impairment gain

10000

Profit and loss account v

10000

(Being impairment gain recognised)


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