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Beast Ltd has identified recoverable amount on one of its CGUs to be $470,000. Land has...

Beast Ltd has identified recoverable amount on one of its CGUs to be $470,000. Land has a fair value (less costs to sell) of $204,000. All assets are measured using the cost model.

• The CGU consists of the following assets (stated at current carrying amounts):

• Cash 22,000

• Accounts receivable 55,000

Allowance Bad debts (15,000)

• Factory 195,000 Accumulated dep. (45,000)

• Equipment 90,000 Accumulated dep. (10,000)

• Land 210,000 • Goodwill 20,000

Required: Calculate any impairment loss and record the necessary journal entry for Beast Ltd.

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Carrying Amount of CGU $ 5,22,000.00
Identified recoverable amount CGU $ 4,70,000.00
Impairment Loss $    52,000.00
W.N.1 Carrying Amount of CGU
Cash $    22,000.00
Accounts receivable(55000-15000) $    40,000.00
Factory (195000-45000) $ 1,50,000.00
Equipment (90000-10000) $    80,000.00
Land $ 2,10,000.00
Goodwill $    20,000.00
Total $5,22,000.00
Allocation of Impairment Loss
Impairment Loss $    52,000.00
Less: Goodwill $    20,000.00
Balance $    32,000.00
Cash $                  -   Financial Asset
Accounts receivable $                  -   Financial Asset
Factory (15/44) $    10,909.09
Equipment (8/44) $      5,818.18
Land (21/44) upto (210000-204000) $      6,000.00 Carrying Amount cannot be less then Fair vlaue less cost to sell
Balance $      9,272.73
Factory (15/23) $      6,047.43
Equipment (8/23) $      3,225.30
Balance $                  -  
Impairment Value
Factory $    16,956.52
Equipment $      9,043.48
Land $      6,000.00
Goodwill $    20,000.00
Total $    52,000.00
Journal Entry
Impairment Loss A/c Dr. $    52,000.00
To Factory $    16,956.52
To Equipment $      9,043.48
To Land $      6,000.00
To Goodwill $    20,000.00

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