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PPE Question COST & REVALUATION MODEL

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  • May 9, 2018 at 4:25 pm #450902
    torresxdd
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    Cost Model

    On 1 Jan 2011, the information of an equipment is given as below:
    Equipment cost: $400,000
    Estimated useful life: 10 years
    Residual value: $40,000

    On 1 Jan 2015, the information of the equipment is revised as below:
    Remaining useful life: 5 years from 1 January 2015 Residual value: $46,000

    31 Dec 2011,2012,2013,2014
    Dr. Depreciation ($400,000 – $40,000) ÷ 10 $36,000
    Cr. Accumulated depreciation $36,000
    On 1 Jan 2015
    – Carrying amount = $400,000 – ($36,000 × 4) = $256,000

    Revised annual depreciation
    = ($256,000 – $46,000) ÷ 5 = $42,000

    31 Dec 2015
    Dr. Depreciation $42,000
    Cr. Accumulated depreciation $42,000

    If this change to Revaluation Model

    On 1 Jan 2011, the information of an equipment is given as below:
    Equipment cost: $400,000
    Estimated useful life: 10 years
    Residual value: $40,000

    31 Dec 2013 revalued to $312,000

    31 Dec 2011,2012,2013
    Dr. Depreciation ($400,000 – $40,000) / 10 $36,000
    Cr. Accumulated depreciation $36,000

    31 Dec 2013 carrying amount= $400,000 – ($36,000 x 3) = $292,000
    Dr. Accumulated depreciation ($36,000 x 3) $108,000
    Cr. PPE $108,000
    Dr PPE ( $312,000- $292,000) $20,000
    Cr Revaluation Surplus $20,000

    If the equipment is also revised as below:
    Remaining useful life: 5 years from 1 January 2014 Residual value: $46,000

    is it use the fair value as a new cost?
    Annual depreciation = ($312,000- $46,000)/5 =$53,200

    31 Dec 2014, 2015, 2016
    Dr. Depreciation $53,200
    Cr. Accumulated Depreciation $53,200

    31 Dec 2016 carrying amount=($312,000-($53,200×3))=$152,400

    31 Dec 2016 revalued to $52,400

    31 Dec 2016
    Dr. Accumulated depreciation ($53,200×3) $159,600
    Cr. PPE $159,600
    Dr Revaluation Deficit ( $152,400- $52,400) $100,000
    Cr PPE $100,000

    Like this? is it correct?
    Thank you!!!

    May 9, 2018 at 8:23 pm #450933
    MikeLittle
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    Everything correct up to here:

    “31 Dec 2016
    Dr. Accumulated depreciation ($53,200×3) $159,600
    Cr. PPE $159,600
    Dr Revaluation Deficit ( $152,400- $52,400) $100,000
    Cr PPE $100,000”

    At the date when it was revalued down to $52,400 there was a Cost figure of $312,000 Accumulated Depreciation of $159,600 and a Revaluation Reserve of $20,000

    So there was a carrying value of $152,400 and this needs to come down to $52,400

    Dr Revaluation Reserve $20,000
    Cr Asset Account $20,000
    Dr Impairment charge for the year (Statement of Profit or Loss, probably in Cost of Sales or Administrative Expenses) $80,000
    Cr Accumulated Depreciation $80,000

    Now we have a cost figure of $292,000, Accumulated Depreciation of $239,600 and zero Revaluation Reserve giving a net carrying value of $52,400

    OK?

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