CH 8 Non-Current Assets and Depreciation

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What is capital expenditure?

The purchase of an NCA or expenditure that improves earning capacity.

  1. Purchase price

  2. Delivery Costs

  3. Legal fees


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What is Revenue expenditure?

Non-capital expenditures like repairs. They do not increase the earning capacity.

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What is depreciation?

The allocation of the depreciable amount of an asset over the useful amount.

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What is residual value?

The estimated amount an entity would attain if sold off at the end of useful life.

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What is useful life?

The period the asset is believed to be available for use by the entity.

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How do you calculate the depreciation charge for straight-line?

[Cost-RV]/Useful Life OR Percentage x Cost

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How do you calculate depreciation charge for reducing balance?

Percentage x Carrying Amount or CA = Original Cost x (Depreciation Charge) to the power of years.

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What is the journal entry for depreciation?

Dr Depreciation Expense Cr Accumulated Depeciation

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If the method of depreciation changes to straight-line mid-way, how is subsequent depreciation worked out?

(CA @ date changed - RV)/Remaining UL

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If the method changes to reducing balance, how is subsequent depreciation worked out?

Percentage x CA @ date changed

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How do you work out profit from a disposal?

Profit = Proceeds - CA

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What are the journal entries in the disposal process?

  1. Dr Disposals Cr Cost

  2. Dr Accumulated Dep Cr Disposals

  3. Dr Cash Cr Disposal

If the Disposal c/f is on the credit side, it is a loss. If on the debit side, it is a profit.

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What are the journal entries in a part-exchange agreement?

  1. Dr Disposal Cr Cost

  2. Dr Accumulated Dep Cr Disposals

  3. Dr PPE Cost (new asset) Cr Disposals

  4. Dr PPE Cost Cr Cash

If the Disposal c/f is on the credit side, it is a loss. If on the debit side, it is a profit.

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What is the purpose of an NCA register?

  1. A list of all NCAs owned by business

  2. Broken down by location and type

  3. Good to keep track


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What are intangible assets?

  1. No physical form (license)

  2. Intangible assets are amortised, which is recognised in the SPL

  3. Those without a UL will be reviewed annually

  4. Internally generated intangible assets (brand names) do not go on the SFP.