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Which NRV should I take for disposal of other assets?

Forums › Ask ACCA Tutor Forums › Ask the Tutor ACCA FR Exams › Which NRV should I take for disposal of other assets?

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  • August 11, 2014 at 7:53 pm #189488
    annz2020
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    Dear Sir.
    I have doubts over net realisable value of disposal assets. Please enlightened me.

    As at 31 12.2013
    Historic Cost of assets $210,000
    Market value $150,000
    Impairment made as at 31 12.2013 $60,000

    At 30th June 2014
    Market value $100,000
    Selling price $70,000 in July 2014

    Dr.P/L On sale 210,000
    Cr Impairment. ? Which amount?
    Which FRS to adopt?

    Thanks

    August 12, 2014 at 7:17 am #189556
    MikeLittle
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    I think by “impairment” you really mean depreciation. Am I correct?

    I think by “Dr P/L” you mean “Disposal Account”. How am I doing?

    Ok, the asset has an original cost of $210,000 and you have depreciated it as at December 2013 by $60,000

    By June 2014, the date of sale, the asset value is “market?” value of $100,000 (do you mean carrying value?)

    Whatever, the value has fallen since the previous December from $150,000 to $100,000. If depreciation is not being accounted for on a monthly basis, the selling price will be compared with the figure of $150,000 as at previous December and will result in a loss on disposal being recorded amounting to $150,000 carrying value less $70,000 sale proceeds = $80,000

    If depreciation IS being accounted for on a monthly basis, then you will need to calculate the depreciation expense for the 6 months to June 2014, deduct that expense from $150,000 and compare the net figure with the $70,000 sale proceeds

    The net expense of depreciation + loss on disposal will equal $80,000

    Ok?

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