Wednesday, 17 December 2014

Example of value in use and impairment loss

Example of value in use and impairment loss

Expected Future Cash flows
20,000
Period of cash flows
2 years
Rate (for Discounting)
10%
Cost of asset purchased 2 year back
60,000
Depreciation Rate
10% straight line

Calculate the value in use?

Solution

Rule for solving example

Impairment loss arises when the carrying amount of asset exceeds the recoverable amount i.e. higher of fair value and value in use.

Step 1 Calculate value in use

1. Determine the expected cash flows
2. Discount the cash flow using discount rate
3. All discounted values

Year
Cash flows
Discount factor
NPV
1
20,000
1/1.1= .91
18,200
2
20,000
1/1.21=.83
16,600
Value in use


34,800

Step 2 calculate carrying value

Cost
60,000
Less: Depreciation 2 years
(12,000)
Carrying value
48,000



 Step 3 Compare carrying value and value in use

Carrying value
Value in use
Difference
48,000
34,800
13,200


Carrying value is exceeding the value in use by 13,200 that is impairment loss.

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