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Hooper Retailing Ltd (Hooper) operates a high fashion store in the Sydney CBD. Unfortunately, trading conditions...

Hooper Retailing Ltd (Hooper) operates a high fashion store in the Sydney CBD. Unfortunately, trading conditions have been difficult as customers are increasingly shopping online and Hooper has experienced increasingly poor performance (i.e., there are indicators of impairment).

Below is Hooper’s balance sheet as at 30 June 2018.

Liabilites

Assets

Bank Overdraft

300,000

Cash

10,000

Accounts Payable

500,000

Accounts Receivable

200,000

Inventory

700,000

Equity

510,000

Property Plant and Equipment - Net

300,000

Goodwill

100,000

Total

1,310,000

1,310,000

Additional information

Hooper is a single cash generating unit.

The ‘value in use’ of the assets is estimated to be $1,050,000. Separately, an offer to purchase the company (all assets and liabilities) has been received from Pocock Limited for $310,000 immediately before 30 June 2018.

The accounts receivable relate to longstanding customers and it is expected that $195,000 will be recoverable.

Required

Prepare Journal entries to recognise the asset impairment required on 30 June 2018.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Carrying Value of Assets= $1,310,000

Recoverable Amount of Assets: Higher of Fair Value less Costs to sell and Value in Use:

  1. Value in Use = 1,050,000
  2. Fair Value Less Costs to Sell = (310,000 + 300,000 + 500,000) = $1,110,000

So Recoverable Amount is $ 1,110,000

Impairment Loss of Hooper = 1,310,000 – 1,110,000 = $200,000

This impairment loss will be allocated firstly to Goodwill ($100,000) and rest $100,000 to other assets in ratio of their carrying value except cash and inventory (Because inventory is always valued at cost or recoverable amount whichever is lower)

Asset

Carrying Value

Proportion

Allocation of Loss

Net Carrying Amount

Accounts Receivable

200000

2/5

40000

160000

PPE

300000

3/5

60000

240000

As the recoverable amount from receivables is $195,000, therefore receivables can’t be written down to an amount less than this figure. So maximum loss allocable to receivables is $5,000 and rest $35,000 must be allocated to other assets i.e. PPE

Journal Entry

Date

Accounts Title

Debit

Credit

Impairment Loss

200000   

   Goodwill

100000

    Accumulated Depreciation and Impairment Loss - PPE

95000

    Allowance for Doutful Debts

5000

(To record allocation of impairment loss)

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