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Revenue recognition requirements

1. persuasive evidence of an arrangement exists-singed a contract


2. delivery has occurred or services have been rendered-risk transferred


3. price is fixed and determinable -


4. collection is reasonable assured

realization vs. recognition

realization : get cash


recognized : record on F/S

franchisor accounting : earned revenue

when substantial performance occured

exception for intangible asset should be capitalized

1. legal fees and other costs related to a successful defense of asset


2. registration or consulting fees


3. design cost


4. other direct cost to secure the asset

A patent is amortized over the shorter of its estimated life or remaining legal life.

as front

start-up cost- including organizational costs

expense

maintaining goodwill

expense

research and development cost

expense, except 1. alternative use in the future ( over its useful life)


2. on the behalf of others.



IFRS intangible asset should be expense except

1.technological feasibility has been established.


2. the entity intends to complete the intangible asset


3.the entity has the ability to use or sell the intangible asset


4. the intangible asset will generate future economic benefits.


5. adequate resources are available to complete the development and sell or use the asset.

amortization of capitalized software costs

the greater of


1.percentage of revenue


2. straight line

impairment for finite live asset

two step.


1. CV vs. undiscounted future net cash flows


2. CV vs. FV

impairment for infinite live asset

step 2 only



impairment for IFRS

CV vs. recoverable amount

IFRS recoverable amount

the greater of fair value - cost to sell


vs. asset's value in use.

goodwill impairment GAAP

two step 1. BV vs. FV


2. implied goodwill vs. goodwill



Goodwill impairment IFRS is first allocated to goodwill then allocated to pro rata basis to other assets.



one step CGU's carrying value vs. recoverable amount




recoverable amount = greater of FV- cost to sell


vs. value in use




value in use= future cash flow

completed contract method us GAAP only

as fron

change in recognition method is treated as

change in principal

exchanges lacking commercial substance

gains: no boot is received = no gain.


boot is paid , no gain.




boot is received <25% = proportional




boot is received >25% all gain for both parties

foreign translation

from functional currency -> reporting currency




start from income statement,



gain/loss to AOCI

remeasurement method )temporal method)

from foreign currency -> functional currency




start from b/s


gain/loss to i/s




2 plugs. 1. in R/E/ 2. in gain /loss



remeasurement method b/s and i/s presentation

b/s monetary item-> current/ year end


non-monetary -> historical




i/s


non-balance sheet related items-> WAR


b/s related historical rate

translation method bs and is

b/s asset= C


liab = C


C/s= H


retained earnings= beg r/E + translated net income

non-monetary exchange has commercial substance

the gain or loss is the difference between the FV and BV of the asset given up.

functional currency is

of the environment in which the subsidiary primarily generate and expend cash.

foreign currency -> functional currency

remeasurement

foreign currency -> reporting cy


functional currency -> reporting currency

translation