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Intangible Non-Current Assets

Jorden Allcock Introduction to Accounting Bachelors Degree English 10 cards

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  1. 1An Intangible asset has four characteristics, which are ...Identifiable
    Non-Monetary
    No Physical Substance
    Capable of providing benefit > 1 year
  2. 2For an intangible asset to be recognised on the Statement of Financial Position, it must meet what criteria?Identifiable - i.e. can be sold/transferred/exchanged by itself
    Rights - must arise from contractual or other legal rights
    Benefits - should be probable that future economic benefit will flow into owning entity through use of asset
    Measurement - cost can be reliably measured
  3. 3If the four criteria for recognition cannot be met, how are associated costs recognised?Expensed through the SPL in year they are incurred
  4. 4Research costs are ... and must be [capitalised/expensed] due to their ...Research is the original and planned investigation undertaken to gain new scientific or technical knowledge
    Costs associated with this must be expensed due to very low chance of return of research
  5. 5Development costs are ...Costs relating to Development, which is defined as the application of research/knowledge to produce a new/improved material, product or service before the start of commercial use (i.e. manufacture)
  6. 6Intangible assets must be recognised if what criteria is met?Technically feasible to complete asset so that it can be sold
    Intention and ability to use/sell asset
    Will generate future economic benefit
    Adequate resources to complete the asset
    Expenditure attributable to development can be reliably measured
  7. 7If Development costs satisfy the requirement to recognise an intangible assets, the costs must be ... else they must be...If Development costs satisfy the requirement to recognise an intangible assets, the costs must be capitalised else they must be expensed
  8. 8Intangible assets with finite useful lives are ... over their useful lives.Intangible assets with finite useful lives are amortised over their useful lives.
  9. 9Intangible assets with infinite useful lives are subject to ...... an annual impairment test to revalue at fair value
  10. 10Why is it rare that Intangible assets are revalued?A homogenous market with willing buyers (found at any time) with public available prices must be present.
    Intangible assets tend to be unique (therefore no homogenous market)

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Bachelors Degree Introduction to Accounting (Unit 2 - Accounting for Limited Companies) Flashcards on Intangible Non-Current Assets, created by Jorden Allcock on 24/02/2016.
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