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Intangible assets - IAS 38
Non-monetary assets without physical substance
Costs adding value are capitalized and then expensed over their useful life
IA Criteria - all be met (3)
Asset is identifiable
Separable/transferable
arise from contractual or legal rights
Entity controls future economic benefit of asset
Asset generates future economic benefits
Initial measurement of IA once criteria are met - 2 criteria
probable that future economic benefits flow to entity
cost can be reliably measured
Measure at cost of FV
Dr. IA
Cr. Cash
Capitalized costs
Direct
purchase
legal
non-refundable taxes
Directly attributable
testing
customization
Legal fees to defend trademarks
Internally generated IA
Expenditures relating to internal development can be capitalized if specific criteria is met
IAS 38.63 lists exclusions (brands, customer lists)
2 phases: Research and Development
Research cost guidance for IA
All costs are expensed as entity cannot determine future benefits
Ex: knowledge, findings, alternatives
Development cost guidance for IA
Capitalize costs after the point all criteria are met
Development cost capitalization criteria all met (6)
Feasibility of completion
can asset be completed
Intent to complete
does entity plan to complete
Ability to use or sell
use once completed
Probable future benefits
will it generate value
Adequate finances to complete
does entity have means to do so
Ability to measure expenditures reliably
Subsequent measurement of IA
Cost (cost - acc. amort - acc. impairment)
IFRS revaluation model (FV - Acc. amort - acc. impairment)
Impairment of IA under IFRS
Impairment under IFRS is higher of
FV - costs of disposal
value in use
IA under ASPE
Choice of whether to capitalize or expense
Only cost model is used
Impairment is CV vs recoverable amount, write-down to FV
Presentation and disclosure of IA
Disclose amortization method, if useful life is finite, r&d considered, CV