This document outlines the essential elements for classifying an asset as an intangible asset according to accounting standards. It discusses that an intangible asset must be identifiable, have no physical substance, and provide future economic benefits. It also summarizes how intangible assets are initially measured at cost and subsequently measured, as well as how they are amortized, tested for impairment, and derecognized.
This document outlines the essential elements for classifying an asset as an intangible asset according to accounting standards. It discusses that an intangible asset must be identifiable, have no physical substance, and provide future economic benefits. It also summarizes how intangible assets are initially measured at cost and subsequently measured, as well as how they are amortized, tested for impairment, and derecognized.
This document outlines the essential elements for classifying an asset as an intangible asset according to accounting standards. It discusses that an intangible asset must be identifiable, have no physical substance, and provide future economic benefits. It also summarizes how intangible assets are initially measured at cost and subsequently measured, as well as how they are amortized, tested for impairment, and derecognized.
Essential Elements of an Applies to all intangible Recognition
Intangible Asset Intangible Asset Assets except
Identifiable Identifiability Goodwill acquired in a future economic
business combination benefits are expected No physical Seperable substance Intagible assets held as inventory Legal right Cost of the asset can non-monetary be measured reliably intangible assets Control classified as held for sale Meets definition of Measurement intangible asset
Initially at Cost Internally Generated
Intangible Assets Depends Seperate on how it Acquisition is acquired PAS 38 Research Phase Development Purchase Cost + Phase Deffered Payment Direct Costs will be Amortization always capitalzed if it can Fair Fair value value at at Cash Price Acquired in Business expensed demonstrate all acquisition acquisition date date Combination Straight line of the following Equivalent method
availability of Fair value to
intention at Fair value at Diminishing by way of adequate technical, acquisition complete or date sell it Government Grant acquisition date balance method can be used financial, and other as long as units of production appropriate resources method ability to use or sell Fair Value or Exchange of Assets the intangible asset nominal amount ability to be finite life is amortized measured reliably fair value generate probable Internally Generated indefinite life is not future economic amortized benefits if lacking commercial substance or fair value is not reliably measured required to test for all directly impairment by comparing Derecognition attributable costs Carrying its recoverable amount iwth carrying amount, annualy necessary to amount create, produce, and prepare cost less any accumulated On disposal amortization and any accumulated impairment Cost Model Subsequent losses no future economic Measurement carried at a revalued fair value at the date of benefits are expected amount revaluation less any from its use or disposal Revaluation Model subsequent accumulated amortization or any impairment losses