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Contractual lease Payment, lease liability and calculation Value in use

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  • August 9, 2024 at 10:16 am #709326
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    Dear Sir and Madam,

    I am very confused this question: I just make an example which its amount may be illogical , just an illustration of the question.
    A company has several CGUs (Retail shops), it leased a property for one of retail shop, each shop is a CGU.
    On Y/E 31 August 2024, company’s revenue has decreased significantly and it is going to perform impairment review.
    On 31 August 2024, Carrying amount :
    right of use assets £1500, fixtures and fittings: £1000, allocated central assets £500, Lease liability £1000, contractual annual lease payment £100 /annual. interest rate implicit in the lease 4%
    When calculation of VIU: 5 years cashflows project(discount rate 5%). It has some Cash inflows items: revenue from P/L and following determined assumption next 5 years.

    My questions:
    (1) On the cash outflow section: In this situation, do I need to put annual lease payments £100 into this VIU cash flow project at each year?

    (2) How to calculate CGU’s carrying amount at y/e 31/08/2024 for impairment review use?

    (3) If this shop’s property was purchased by owner and liability is not for lease , it is normal non current liability £1000. In this situation How to calculate CGU’s carrying amount at y/e 31/08/2024 for impairment review use?

    Many thanks

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