DiscussionQuestions1-1:NatureofInvestmentProperty 1. Defineinvestmentpropertyandowner-occupiedproperty. 2. Whataretheinitialrecognitioncriteriaforinvestmentproperty?Howshoulditbe measuredinitiallyandsubsequently? 3. Cons Consid ider erin ing g the the natu nature re, , init initia ial l reco recogn gnit itio ion n and and subs subseq eque uent nt meas measur urem emen ent t of investmentproperty,whataretheusualassertionstestedwithregardinvestment property? 4. Referringtoquestion#3,enumeratepossiblerisksforeachassertion. DiscussionQuestion1-2:SubstantiveProceduresoverInvestmentProperty* RefertoLouwersQuestion8.47page338. *Property,plantandequipmentt *Property,plantandequipmenttermsareassumed ermsareassumedtobeinvestm tobeinvestmentproperty entproperty
Problem1-1:InvestmentPropertyandOwnerOccupiedProperty Identifytheproperclassificationofthefollowingitems: 1. landheldforlong-termcapitalappreciationratherthanforshort-termsaleinthe ordinarycourseofbusiness. 2. landheldforacurrentlyunde landheldforacurrentlyundetermined terminedfutureuse.(Ifanen futureuse.(Ifanentityhasnotdetermi tityhasnotdetermined ned that itwillusethe landas landas owner-occ owner-occupi upiedprope edpropertyor rtyor forshort-term forshort-term salein salein the ordinarycourseofbusiness,thelandisregardedasheldforcapitalappreciation.) 3. abuildingownedbytheentity(orheldbytheentityunderafinancelease)and leasedoutunderoneormoreoperatingleases. 4. abuildingthatisvacantbutisheldtobeleasedoutunderoneormoreoperating leases. 5. prope property rty that that is being being constr construc ucted ted or devel develop oped ed for futur future e use as inves investme tment nt property. 6. propertyintendedforsaleintheordinarycourseofbusinessorintheprocessof constructionordevelopmentforsuchsale 7. propertybeingconstructedordevelopedonbehalfofthirdparties 8. propertyheldforfutureuseasowner-occupiedproperty 9. prope property rty held held for future future devel develop opmen ment t and and subseq subseque uent nt use as ownerowner-oc occup cupie ied d property, 10. prope property rty held held for future future devel developm opmen ent t and and subse subseque quent nt use to be occup occupie ied d by employees 11. propertythatisleasedtoanotherentityunderafinancelease.
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Problem1-2:InvestmentProperty ABCCo.hasthefollowingassets:
Land held for long-term capital appreciation Land held for a currently undetermined future use Land held for future plant site Land held for sale in ordinary course of business Building rented out under finance lease Building rented out under operating lease Building held under an operating lease Buildingheldunderfinanceleaseandrentedoutunder operatinglease Equipment leased out under an operating lease
200,000 700,000 1,000,000 100,000 1,900,000 800,000 1,100,000 1,200,000 50,000
Problem1-3:InvestmentPropertyandOwnerOccupiedProperty DEFCo.hasthefollowingassets:
Vacant building to be leased out under operating lease Building being constructed for XYZ, Inc. Building under construction to be used as office Buildingunderconstructiontoberentedoutunderoperating lease BuildingrentedouttoDEF ’semployeeswhopayrentatmarket rates Office building awaiting disposal
1,000,000 200,000 400,000 100,000 800,000 50,000
Problem1-4:Propertythatispartlyinvestmentpropertyandpartly-owneroccupied GHICo. hasa 10-storey condominium building with a carrying amountofP4,000,000. Thefirst4floorsarebeingrentedouttotenantsunderoperatingleaseandtherestare usedasofficespace.Eachportionofthebuildingcanbesoldseparatelyorleasedout separatelyunderfinancelease.
JKL Co. owns a 100,000 square meter mall. The rentable space is 80,000 square meters.However,a10squaremeterspaceisoccupiedasanadministrationoffice.The carryingamountofthebuildingisP10,000,000.
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Problem1-5:InvestmentPropertyandOwnerOccupiedProperty AY Company, wholly-owned corporation of BSP Company, is engaged in various businesses namely real estate development, leasing, and food court operations. The valuation of investment property in AY Company’s December 31, 2014 statement of financial position amounted to P21,504,300. Supporting schedule of the Company presentsthefollowingcomposition:
Alargeopen spaceis leasedby AYCompanyunderoperating leaseandisleasedouttothirdpartiesunderoperatinglease Abuildingheldunderafinanceleasethatisusedforfoodcourt operations.Thebuildingisdividedintodifferentfoodstallswith kitchenspaceandisleasedouttovariousentrepreneurs Building held primarily for sale Propertybeingconstructedforfutureuseasinvestmentproperty Apieceoflandownedwhosetitleisleasedtoathirdpartyunder financelease Apieceoflandownedwhosetitleisleasedtoathirdpartyunder operatinglease Land for undetermined future use Property that is being developed for sale Property owned used for administrative purposes
P4,600,000 3,800,000
3,000,000 2,700,000 2,300,000 1,502,300 1,402,000 1,200,000 1,000,000
Afteryouraudit,what amountshould be presented as partof investment propertyand owneroccupiedpropertyinABCCompany’sstatementoffinancialposition? Prepare adjusting entries to correct the misclassification of various properties in the booksofABCCompany.(AssumingleasepaymentstotalingP1,000,000fortheproperty leasedoutunderfinanceleasearerecordedasrentalincomeanddepreciationalready ceaseduponinceptionofthelease) Problem1-6:InvestmentPropertyandOwnerOccupiedProperty The consolidated statement of financial position of Pepe’ Le Pew Company and subsidiaries provides the following information in relation to its Investment Property as of December 31, 2014: Property held by a subsidiary of Pepe’ Le Pew, a real estate firm, in the ordinary course of business Land held by Pepe’ Le Pew for undetermined use Property under construction for use as investment property Land held for future use as factory site Building awaiting disposal Machinery leased out by Pepe’ Le Pew to a third party under an operating lease Equipment leased out by Pepe’ Le Pew to a third party under a finance lease Machinery awaiting disposal Building owned by a subsidiary of Pepe’ Le Pew and for which the Audi ting Practice I I Wor kbook
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3,500,000 4,350,000 6,700,000 5,200,000 1,120,000 590,000 710,000 345,000 3,890,100
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subsidiary provides security and maintenance services to the lessees Land leased by Pepe’ Le Pew to a subsidiary under an operating lease Land leased by Pepe’ Le Pew to a subsidiary under a finance lease A vacant building owned by Pepe’ Le Pew and to be leased out under an operating lease Property held by Pepe’ Le Pew for use in production Building held by Pepe’ Le Pew under a finance lease currently being leased out to a third party Property leased by Pepe’ Le Pew from its subsidiary under a finance lease Property being constructed on behalf of Sniffles, an outside company Total Investment Property
2,200,000 2,340,000 5,500,000 1,750,000 4,150,000 5,263,000 2,400,000 P 50,008,100
Required: Compute for the correct balance of Investment Property to be reflected in the consolidated statement of financial position of Pepe’ Le Pew Company and subsidiaries as of December 31, 2014. Problem1-7:InitialRecognitionofInvestmentProperty,VariousMeasurementIssues Yu,Wei,Sy&Co.,apublicaccountingfirm,isengagedtoauditSpyCompany,afamily ownedcorporation.Duringtheyear,theyenteredintothefollowingtransactions:
On January 10,2014, the Companypurchased a building for undetermined future use amounting to P10,520,000. Incidental costs incurred for the acquisition amountedtoP123,000. OnFebruary8,2014,theCompanyexchangedanowner-occupiedpropertywithcost and accumulated depreciation amounting to P20,000,000 and P542,000, respectively, for a land and building with combined fair value of P27,420,800 primarily held for capital appreciation. The exchange is considered to be of commercialsubstance. OnMarch15,2014,theCompanyexchangedanotherowneroccupiedpropertywith carrying value of P22,380,000 for a land with undetermined future use. The exchangeiswithoutcommercialsubstance. On June 30, 2014, it purchased a piece of property (land and building) at an installment price of P100 million. The appraised value of land and building are P30,000,000andP40,000,000,respectively. The Companymade a down-payment of10%,andissuedanon-interestbearingnotepayableattheendofeachyearfor9 years(P10millioneach).Asofthetransactiondate,themarketratefor9yearsis 12%. Annual real propertytax ofP100,000 was assumedby the Company. Apart fromthis,theYWSCompanyalsopaidbroker’scommission,legalcosts,andother directtaxesamountingtoP50,000. On December 1, 2014, the Company issued 20,000 of its own capital stock in exchange ofa buildingto beleasedoutunderoperating leases. Theparvalue and marketvaluepershareamountedtoP30andP120,respectively.
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Required: a. Preparethejournalentriestorecordtheenumeratedtransactions. b. ForpurposesoftheDecember31,2014statementoffinancialposition,whatisthe carrying value oftheinvestment property(assumingtheinitial acquisition cost is stillthefairvalueasofyear-end)? Problem 1-8: Subsequent Measurement after Acquisition; Change in measurement model Captain Barbel & Co. is the external auditor of Green Lantern Inc. During the audit fieldwork,itwasfoundoutthattheclient ’sinvestmentpropertyisstillcarriedatitsinitial cost of P2,400,000. The said property was acquired last June 30, 2014. Further examinationdisclosedthefollowing:
Fair Value as of 12/31/2014 Useful Life
P2, 600,000 8 years
Required: a. Assumingthefair valuemodelwas used,howmuchis thecarrying valueof the investment property as of December 31, 2014? How much gain (income)/loss (expense)shouldberecognizedinprofitorloss? b. Assuming the cost model was used, how much is the carrying value of the investmentpropertyasofDecember31,2014?Willtherebeanygain(income)/ loss(expense)toberecognizedinprofitorloss? c. Assumingthefairvalueofthepropertyasof12/31/2015permanentlydeclinedto P1,500,000: a. Howmuchlossshouldberecognizedunderthefairvaluemodel? b. Howmuchlossshouldberecognizedunderthecostmodel? c. How much is thecarryingamountof theinvestmentproperty under fair valuemodel?Costmodel? Problem 1 – 9: Disposal and Derecognition of Investment Property and Related Gain/LossonDisposal OnJune30,2014,ValorCompanysoldits investmentpropertyfor P16,255,000 netof transactioncostsamountingtoP155,000.Thepropertywasinitiallyacquiredatacostof P12,250,000 excluding transactioncostof P125,000.Usefullife is estimated to be 10 years.ThepropertyisalreadyheldbytheCompanyasinvestmentpropertyfor2years. Sincelastre-measurementdate,thefairvalueoftheinvestmentpropertyP16,150,000. Required: a. Underfairvaluemodel,howmuchgain/lossonsaleshouldberecognizedbythe Company? b. Undercostmodel,howmuchgain/lossonsaleshouldberecognized? c. Ignoringtheeffectofdeprecation,prepareananalysisshowingthetotalimpactof allinvestment propertyrelatedtransactionson ValorCompany’snetincome for the period ended December 31, 2014 under (a) fair value model and (b) cost model. Audi ting Practice I I Wor kbook
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Problem1 – 10:Transfersfrom/intoInvestmentProperty,VariousMeasurementIssues Considerthefollowingindependentcases: a. DBSCorporation,realestatedeveloper,acquiredinvestmentpropertyatatotal costofP5,000,000.Theinvestmentpropertyisaccountedforunderthefairvalue model. At December 31, 2014, fair value of the investment property is P6,500,000. On March 30, 2014, DBS Corporation decided to use the property for their operations.ThefairvalueoftheinvestmentpropertyamountedtoP6,700,000at conversiondate. Required: Preparenecessaryjournalentriestorecordtheconversion Assuming value at conversion date amounted to P4,800,000, what are the entriestorecordthetransfer?
b. BanihitCorporationacquiredalandprimarilyusedforoperationsatatotalcostof P5,000,000.OnMarch30,2014,BanihitCorporationdecidedtoholdthelandfor capital appreciation. The fair value of the investment property amounted to P6,700,000atconversiondate. PerCompany’s existing accountingpolicies, theinvestmentproperty should be carriedatfairvalue. Required: Preparenecessaryjournalentriestorecordtheconversion Assuming value at conversion date amounted to P4,800,000, what are the entriestorecordthetransfer?
c. AcostaCorporation,realestatedeveloper,acquiredinvestmentpropertyatatotal cost of P5,000,000. The investment property is accounted for under the cost model.OnMarch30,2014,AcostaCorporationdecidedtousethepropertyfor theiroperations.ThefairvalueoftheinvestmentpropertydeclinedtoP4,700,000 atconversiondate. Required: Preparenecessaryjournalentriestorecordtheconversion Assuming the property was initially classified as owner-occupied property, preparenecessaryjournalentriestorecordtheconversion
Problem1-11:AuditWorkingPaperPreparation SPA&CompanywasappointedastheauditorofDMCGCorporationfortheyearended December 31, 2014. Upon examination of the 2010 audited financial statements, the balance presented underinvestment propertytotaled P34,382,665.However,the audit team noted that the beginning balance per general ledger amounted to P26,280,665. Reviewofprioryearworkingpapersrevealedthefollowing:
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a. BeginningbalanceperbooksandperauditasofJanuary1,2013amountedto P18,380,775. b. The client-corporation committed various errors in the recording of newly acquired investment properties. Test of additions working paper contains the following:
Land 1 Land 2 Bldg 1 Bldg 2
P4,820,000 5,222,000 3,920,000 8,965,000
P180,000 130,000 80,000 150,000
P4,820,000 5,352,000 4,720,000 9,115,000
3,200,000 4,852,000 2,800,000 8,900,000
c. Workingpaperontestofdisposaldisclosedthefollowinginformation:
Land 3 Land 4 Bldg 3 Bldg 4
1,300,000 2,300,000 4,000,000 2,800,000
(100,000) (700,000) 780,000 (100,000)
1,300,000 1,600,000 4,000,000 2,700,000
500,000 200,000 (200,000) 300,000
d. Test of valuation working paper showed that fair value loss amounting to P6,507,110wasbooked bytheclient-corporationwhilefairvaluegainwerestill unrecorded. e. Apartfromthosementionedabove,noothertransactionsaffectedtheinvestment propertyaccount. Required: (a) Prepareanauditworkingpapertoreconcilethebeginningbalanceofinvestment propertyperbooksandthefinalprioryearauditedbalance.Indicatetheadjusting journalentriestobeproposedforpurposesofthecurrentyearaudit. (b) Answerthefollowing: a. How much is the carrying amount of the investment property prior to valuationadjustment? b. Howmuchisthecorrectbalanceofrealizedgainorlossondisposalof investmentproperty? c. How much is the unrecorded fair value gains in the books of the Company?
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DiscussionQuestions1-1:NatureofNoncurrentAssetsHeldforSaleandDiscontinued Operations 1. Definethefollowingterms: a. Noncurrentassetsheldforsale b. discontinuedoperation c. componentofanentity 2. What are the initial recognition criteria noncurrent assets held for sale? How shoulditbemeasuredinitiallyandsubsequently? 3. Ifanoncurrentasset(ordisposalgroup)istobeabandoned,canitbeclassified as held-for-sale in accordance with PFRS 5? What if the said abandoned property is also a discontinued operation, can it be classified as such in accordancewithPFRS5? Problem1-1:Classifyingassetsasheldforsale SirCheng,Inc.iscommittedtoaplantosellitsheadquartersbuildingandhasinitiated actionstolocateabuyer. Required: Undereachcondition,determinewhetheritcanbeclassifiedasheldforsaleornot. a. SCIintendsto transfer the buildingto abuyerafterit vacatesthebuilding. Thetime necessarytovacatethebuildingisusualandcustomaryforsalesofsuchassets. b. SCIwillcontinuetousethebuildinguntilconstructionofanewheadquartersbuilding iscompleted.The entity does notintend to transferthe existing building to a buyer until after construction of thenew building iscompleted (and itvacatesthe existing building). Problem1-2:TimingofRecognitionofNoncurrentAssetsHeldforSaleandPresentation ofDiscontinuedOperations JK Companyis a whollyowned subsidiary of a Group that manufactures footwear. It follows thecalendar yearfor financial reporting. JK Companyhas twomanufacturing plant facilities, namely leisure flip flops segment and athletic rubber shoes segment. This footwearCompany hasbeen running intheredbroughtabout by the flooding of cheapfootwearimportedfromChinaandincreasedproductioncostsinMarikinadueto inflationrates.Therefore,followingaspecialmeetingonJanuary15,20x0,theGroup’s management, Boardof Directors and stockholders decidedto dissolveJKCompanyin thefollowingmanner: 1. Theathleticrubbershoesplantistobesoldtoalocalcompetitor.Thecompany hasinitiatedanactiveprogramtolocatethebuyer.TheCompanycurrentlyhasa commitmenttosupplyfifty(50)pairsofbasketballrubb ershoestoDLSU’sGreen Archer Team before the start of the UAAP season, May 31, 20x0. This commitmentisrequiredbeforetransferofassetsmaybefulfilled; 2. TheleisureflipflopsplantistobeabandonedonApril30,20x0duetolackof activemarketofitsidentifiableassets.Thissegmentwillcontinuetofulfillexisting ordersandcollectdebtors,butwillnotacceptanyneworders. Audi ting Practice I I Wor kbook
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Required: a. What date can the Athletic Rubber Shoes asset segment be classified as Noncurrent Asset Held for Sale? What period (from January 1 towhich date) would the Income Statement cover the related discontinued operations of this segment? b. What date can the Leisureflip flop asset segment be classified as Noncurrent Asset Held for Sale? What period (from January 1 to which date) would the IncomeStatementcovertherelateddiscontinuedoperationsofthissegment? Problem1-3:Noncurrentassetsheldforsale,measurementissues OnJune 1,2013,MarianoCorporation hasa buildingwith a cost ofP40,000,000 and accumulateddepreciationofP31,000,000.Thecompanycommitstoplantosellthesaid assetbyJanuary1,2014.OnJune1,2013,estimatedsellingpriceisP7,000,000(gross of5%sellingcostsofnetsellingprice).OnDecember31,2013,theestimatedselling priceofthesaidassethasincreasedto7,500,000(netof5%sellingcosts). Required: a. Atthetimeofrecognitionofnoncurrentassetsheldforsale,whatamountshould thenoncurrentassetheldforsaleberecognized? b. Whatamountoflossshouldberecognizedatthetimeofreclassification? c. AsofDecember31,2013,whatisthecarryingvalueofthenoncurrentassetheld forsale d. On December 31, 2013, what amount of gain or remeasurement should be recognized? Problem1-4:DisposalGroupasHeldforSale;Measurementissues Reyes Inc. plans to sell a group of its assets and classifies it as held for sale. The followingassetsformthedisposalgroup: Goodwill Property Plant and Equipment, carried at fair value Property Plant and Equipment, at depreciated amount Inventory Investment in available for sale
P 4,000,000 9,000,000 2,000,000 4,400,000 3,600,000
NetRealizablevalueoftheinventoryisestimatedtobeP400,000lowerthanthecarrying amountandthattheremeasuredvalueofthepropertyplantandequipmentcarriedatfair value is P8,000,000. Reyes Inc. estimates that the fair value less costs to sell of the groupamountstoP16,200,000.
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TheCompany’sAccountantallocatedImpairmentlossasfollows: Goodwill Property Plant and Equipment, carried at fair value Property Plant and Equipment, at depreciated amount Inventory Investment in available for sale
P 1,182,609 2,660,870 591,304 1,300,870 1,064,347
Required: a. IstheallocationmadebytheCompanycorrectastoimpairmentloss? b. Whatamountoflosstoberecognizedbeforeclassificationasheldforsale? c. Whatamountoflosstoberecognizedafterclassificationasheldforsale? d. Prepareaworkingpapertoshowtheallocationofimpairmentloss e. Preparecompoundentrytocorrecttheallocationofimpairmentloss Problem1-5:NoncurrentAssetHeldForsale,ExtendedPeriod On July 20x1, OP Company is committed to a plan to sell a disposal group that representsasignificantportionofitsregulatedoperations.Thesalerequiresregulatory approval,whichcouldextendtheperiodrequiredtocompletethesalebeyondoneyear. Actionsnecessarytoobtainthatapprovalcannotbeinitiateduntilafterabuyerisknown andafirmpurchasecommitmentisobtained.However,afirmpurchasecommitmentis highly probable within one year. The noncurrent assets of disposal group have a carryingvalueofP4millionandliabilitiesofP1million.Thetotalfairmarketvalueasof December31,20x1ofthedisposalgroupisP4.8million.Ifthesaleiscompletedwithin oneyear,theestimatedcosttosellisP200,000butifthesalewillextendbeyondone year,thepresentvalueoftheestimatedcosttosellisP180,000. Required: If the sale will extend beyond one year, what amount of noncurrent asset shouldOPCompanyreportitsheldforsalepropertyatDecember31,20x1? Problem1-6_DiscontinuedOperations OnJune1,20x1,AGIcommittedtoselloneofitsgeographicalsegmentswhichcanbe clearlydistinguished,operationallyandforfinancialreportingpurposes,fromtherestof thecompany.ThisisexpectedtobefinalizedonJanuary20,20x2.OnDecember31, 20x1,thecarryingvalueofthesegmentisP3,000,000andthefairvaluelesscosttosell isP2,800,00.During20x1,severanceandrelocationcostsamountingtoP200,000was incurredduetothediscontinuedoperations.Revenuesandexpensesrelatingtothe discontinuedsegmentduring20x1wereasfollows:
January 1 to June 1 June 1 to December 31
3,000,000 1,200,000
5,000,000 1,600,000
Initialdraftoffinancialstatementsshowedthatthelossfromdiscontinuedactivitiesonly amountedtoP800,000,grossoftax.Corporatetaxrateis30%. Required:Computeforthefollowingamounts:
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a. Prepare a working paper to outline the amount of loss to be reported from discontinuedactivities. a. CarryingvalueofthediscontinuedsegmentasofDecember31,20x1 b. Lossfromordinaryactivitiesofthediscontinuedsegment b. Difference, if there are any, between loss per audit and loss per initial draft financialstatementsshallbereconciled.Whatisthemostprobablecauseofthe committederror?
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