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- January 14, 2020 at 2:47 pm #558667
Thank you for your reply. However, When I deduct the dividend ($68,200,800-$600000)/39433750)=1.71428, I still can’t get the right answer. Could you please provide steps to show me how to calculate it?
December 19, 2018 at 1:59 am #492284Then how the statement of On 1 July 2015, Entity A also issued a $60,000,000, 60,000,000 10% convertible debts to raise funds. affect the answers. Since they are convertible debts, suppose not affect the Calculation of Basic earnings per share for the year ended at 30 June 2017 and Restate Basic EPS for the year ended at 30 June 2016.
However, the 10% convertible debts are issued in 2015. Suppose cannot affect the Dilute earnings per share for the year ended at 30 June 2017. So I want to know how the above statement affects these 3 answers. Could you give me some tips?
Moreover, could you give me advice on the calculation on the Weighted Average, Convertible preference shares, options, and Convertible debts? Whether they are correct?
Thank you. Please!!!!
May 10, 2018 at 1:10 am #450958Please help. Thank you
May 9, 2018 at 4:34 am #450690Why this is incorrect “Fair value less cost of disposal = $10,500,000 – $200,000 = $850,000”?
Recoverable Amount = $913,290
Impairment loss= (21,720,000 – 913,290)=$20,806,71031 Dec 2014
Dr. Depreciation expenses (36,200,000 x20%) $7,240,000
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation $7,240,00031 Dec 2015?
Dr. Depreciation expenses $7,240,000
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation $7,240,00031 March 2015
Dr. Accumulated Dep. ($36,200,000-$21,720,000) $14,480,000
Cr. Machineries $14,480,000
Dr. Impairment Loss $20,806,710
Cr. Machineries $20,806,710(is it only eliminate the Accumulated Depreciation when impairment loss occurred?)
31 March 2016
Dr. Depreciation expenses $7,240,000
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation $7,240,000Carrying amount of 31 March = Cost ($36,200,000) – Accumulated depreciation ($7,240,000?x 3 = 21,720,000) – Accumulated impairment $20,806,710 = -6,326,710
Is it like this? the Impairment Loss from last year becomes Accumulated impairment?I feel confused how to make entries after impairment loss, please help
May 8, 2018 at 4:50 pm #450637Also, I would like to ask whether the entries of revaluation surplus transfer to retained earnings need to make when the residual value or useful life is changed?
May 8, 2018 at 4:45 pm #450636is it
Annual Depreciation =36,200,000 x20%= $7,240,00031 Dec 2014, 2015,2016
Dr. Depreciation expenses $7,240,000
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation $7,240,000For all 3 years?
Could you tell me whether my approach to the impairment loss is correct or not?
Also, the last statement “On 31 Dec 2016, Company B confirmed that further impairment adjustments were not needed after the impairment review of year 2016.” Is this statement implied something? Do I need to make entries?
Thank you
May 6, 2018 at 6:52 am #450276Sorry for my carelessness. I have corrected it.
The journal entries:
1 Jan 2001 Dr. PPE 280
Cr. Bank 28031 Dec 2001 Dr. Depreciation (280/20) 14
Cr. Accumulated Dep. 1431 Dec 2010 Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (14 x 10 years) 140
Cr. PPE 140
Dr. Revaluation deficit (60-(280-140)) 80
Cr. PPE 80I think my answer above is right, but I confuse if PPE question with the impairment loss
If the question says 2 years after the recoverable amount is $40
31 Dec 2012 Dr. Depreciation ($60/10 years) 6
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation 6Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (6 x 2years) 12
Cr. PPE 12
Dr. Revaluation deficit 8 (40-(60-12))
PPE 8The answer is 2 because I think FV($60) – Accumulated Dep ($12) = $48 carrying amount. Then, the impairment loss(CA>RA) is $48-$40 =$8
I would like to know whether the $8 impairment loss is treated as the revaluation deficit or just write dr. impairment loss?
Also, I would like to know how to deal with reversal impairment loss.
As I know, reversal impairment loss is the CA<RA
if after 2 years the recoverable amount is $50
31 Dec 2014 Dr. Depreciation ($40/8 years) 5
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation 5
Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (5 x 2 years) 10
Cr. PPE 10
Dr. PPE 20
Cr. Reversal of impairment loss (50-30) 20May 6, 2018 at 4:52 am #450264I have seen some notes mentioned that the revaluation surplus is realized when the asset is either disposal of PPE or through consumption of PPE, part of the revaluation reserve is being realized. What is the meaning of part of the revaluation reserve is being realized?
Also, I saw some questions realized the revaluation surplus when the new depreciation more than the old depreciation? Why should we realize the revaluation surplus when this situation happens?
I am talking about the revaluation surplus transfer to retained earnings (the revaluation surplus is realized)
Dr. revaluation reserve
Cr. Retained earningsPlease help. Thank you
May 6, 2018 at 4:35 am #450263I just found that I write the date incorrectly, but I cannot find which figure I calculated wrong.
The journal entries:
1 Jan 2001 Dr. PPE 280
Cr. Bank 28031 Dec 2001 Dr. Depreciation (280/20) 14
Cr. Accumulated Dep. 1431 Dec 2010 Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (14 x 10 years) 140
Cr. PPE 140
Dr. Revaluation deficit (60-(280-140)) 80
Cr. PPE 80I think my answer above is right, but I confuse if PPE question with impairment loss
If the question says 2 years after the recoverable amount is $40
31 Dec 2012 Dr. Depreciation ($60/10 years) 6
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation 6Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (6 x 2years) 18
Cr. PPE 18
Dr. Revaluation deficit 2 (40-(60-18))
PPE 2The answer is 2 because I think FV($60) – Accumulated Dep ($18) = $42 carrying amount. Then, the impairment loss(CA>RA) is $42-$40 =$2
I would like to know whether the $2 impairment loss is treated as the revaluation deficit, just like my working?
Also, I would like to know how to deal with reversal impairment loss.
As I know, reversal impairment loss is the CA<RA
if after 2 years the recoverable amount is $50
31 Dec 2014 Dr. Depreciation ($40/8 years) 5
Cr. Accumulated Depreciation 5
Dr. Accumulated Depreciation (5 x 2 years) 10
Cr. PPE 10
Dr. PPE 20
Cr. Reversal of impairment loss (50-30) 20November 12, 2017 at 3:49 pm #415427Sorry, I edit my question. I type a wrong question. Could you help me, please? thank you.
November 12, 2017 at 9:20 am #415337it is a question on my assignment
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