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- November 26, 2015 at 6:58 pm #285579
Sir,
If entry for revaluation is
Dr.ppe
Cr.p/l
Cr:oci
Then what’s the effect these in consolidated profit and loss statement and statement of financial position. I really confused with debit and credit.
If entry is cr.p&l then what should we do in income statement add or sub??November 27, 2015 at 10:23 am #285668Are you a P2 student? Were you exempt F3?
On a revaluation the double entry is NOT as you have suggested!
Say we have an asset that originally cost $400,000 and is being depreciated over ten years at $40,000 each year
After three years the asset is revalued to $450,000
The double entry would be:
Dr TNCA $50,000
Dr Accumulated depreciation $120,000
Cr Revaluation Reserve $170,000Nothing going near PorL nor statement of comprehensive income
November 27, 2015 at 3:00 pm #285732This not my own creativity entry.. This is june 2013 qtn.. Trailer..
The entry is written in bbp revision kit Mr.tutor.November 27, 2015 at 8:12 pm #285800The only justification for a credit to PorL is because there was a prior year impairment that was debited to PorL
The credit into OCI is the disclosure of the credit entry into the Revaluation Reserve
A credit into the PorL is a profit / income (this is BASIC F3!) or, in this case, it’s the reversal of a prior year expense
How are you going to operate as an auditor or practice as an accountant when, in your own words, “I really confused with debit and credit”? Amazing! I admire your bravery 🙂
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