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Financial instruments – Example (FVTPL and FVTOCI)
With regards to the example number 2 in the lecture, how do we recognised the sales of shares?
The shares were subsequently sold for 650,000 on 31.1.2016.Financial instruments – financial assets
With regards to the amortised cost, as per u mention if the investment in debt that is tradable, we may still use FVTOCI? What does it means??How about the notes mentioned : the financial asset may still be measure using FVTPL, even if both tests are satisfied if it eliminiates an inconsistency in measurement (FV option)? Can briefly explain about this?
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Hi,
The answer at the back explains how to treat the disposal at $650,000. If there is something that you do not understand then please let me know and I can explain.
If the debt is at FVTOCI then you would measure it at its fair value at each reporting date and then gains/losses will go through other comprehensive income.
Don’t worry about this section of the notes, it is more related to SBR and I will remove it from the next set of notes.
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