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How to split the financial liability into current & non-current element?

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  • August 10, 2020 at 5:21 pm #579864
    accountguy
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    I am using Kaplan study text and I am trying to understand this.

    After spliting the financial liability into current & non-current element in compound instrument Q’.

    After calculating the equity element as the difference between the liability element & loan proceeds then I calculate the amortised cost to get the Balance c/f at the each year-end as such:

    Year Bal b/f Finance costs cash paid Bal c/f
    1 4228 338 (100) 4466
    2 4466 357 (100) 4723
    3 4723 377 (100) 5000

    Now, the kaplan classify the current & non-current as like this:

    Non-current liability:
    Financial liability 4466(yr1) 4723(yr2)

    Current liability:
    Financial liability 5000(yr3)

    I don’t know why it is classify AS SUCH…

    If I were to do this I would have done something like this:

    Non-current liability:
    Financial liability 4723(yr2) 5000(yr3)

    Current liability:
    Financial liability 4466(yr1)

    PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS TO ME!!!

    August 15, 2020 at 10:01 am #580645
    P2-D2
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    Hi,

    The debt is not due to be repaid until the end of the third year so in years one and two the financial liability is non-current. When the debt gets to the end of the third year it will then be current as it will be paid at the start of the next year.

    Thanks

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