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Aufgabe QR-7.19: Wertaufholung und Realization Account (Reversal Impairment Loss and Realization Account) SUNNINGDALE Ltd. is in the food retail business. For the delivery of the goods SUNNINGDALE uses a delivery van. They bought recently a new one (1.05.20X3) for 24,000.00 EUR net of VAT (Consider the gross price to be paid). SUNNINGDALE intents to use the van for 5 years and agreed in a finance leasing contract. The annual lease rate is 5,600.00 EUR and rate of interest is 7.6%. At 4.01.20X4 SUNNINGDALE s van gets involved in a car crash and the bookkeeper makes a bookkeeping entry for an impairment loss 12,000.00 EUR. On 2.02.20X4 the car is repaired for 6,500.00 EUR (net amount) and a qualified value estimates the value of the car after repair (5.02.20X4) to be 10,000.00 EUR. SUNNINGDALE sells the car on 1.05.20X4 for 10,500.00 EUR (net amount). Use straight line method for depreciation and consider the residual value to be 3,900.00 EUR. Required: Make all bookkeeping entries for the van in 20X3 and 20X4. Use the realization account for the sale of the car and for the calculation of the gain/loss on disposal. Lösung: (Solution) (1) Acquisition of the car: DR P,P,E... 24,000.00 EUR DR VAT... 4,800.00 EUR CR Lease Obligations... 24,000.00 EUR CR Bank... 4,800.00 EUR (2) Depreciation for 20X3: 8 (24,000 3,900)/12 5) = 2,680.00 EUR. DR Depr.... 2,680.00 EUR CR Acc. Depr.... 2,680.00 EUR (3) Lease payment in 20X3. Interest is 8/12 24,000 7.6% = 1,216.00 EUR; pay-off is 2/3 5,600 1,216 = 2,517.33 EUR. DR Interest... 1,216.00 EUR DR Lease Obligations... 2,517.33 EUR CR Bank... 3,733.33 EUR (4) Transfer next years pay-off payment to short term liabilities. 5,600 - (24,000 2,517.33) 7.6% = 3,967.31 EUR. DR Lease Obligations... 3,967.31 EUR CR Short-term Liabilities... 3,967.31 EUR 1

(5) Lease rate for 20X4, interest to be (24,000 2,517.33) 7.6% = 1,632.68 EUR: DR Short-term Liabilities... 3,967.32 EUR DR Interest-20X4... 1,632.68 EUR CR Bank... 5,600.00 EUR (6) Refund from taxing authorities: DR Bank... 4,800.00 EUR CR VAT... 4,800.00 EUR (7) Impairment loss DR IL... 12,000.00 EUR CR Acc. IL... 12,000.00 EUR (8) Adjusted monthly depreciation is: (24,000 3,900 2,680 12,000)/(60 8) = 104.23 EUR. DR Depr.... CR Acc. Depr.... (9) Repair of the van is to be expensed: 104.23 EUR 104.23 EUR DR Repair... 6,500.00 EUR DR VAT... 1,300.00 EUR CR Bank... 7,800.00 EUR (10) Subsequent valuation. The assets amount without impairment loss would have been 51 (24,000 3,900)/60 = 17,085.00 EUR. This is the upper bound for a reversal of an impairment loss. The valuer estimates the car to be worth 10,000.00 EUR. The reversal impairment loss amounts to: 10,000 (24,000 2,680 12,000 104.23) = 784,23 EUR. DR Acc. IL... CR Reversal IL... 784,23 EUR 784,23 EUR (11) Depreciation of the van for 3 month: 3 (10,000 3,900)/(60 8 1) =. DR Depr.... CR Acc. Depr.... 2

(12) Sale of the van via Realization Account: DR Bank... 12,600.00 EUR CR VAT... 2,100.00 EUR CR Realization... 10,500.00 EUR DR Acc. Depr.... 3,143.83 EUR CR Realization... 3,143.83 EUR DR Acc. IL... 11,215.77 EUR CR Realization... 11,215.77 EUR DR Realization... 12.000.00 EUR CR P,P,E... 12.000.00 EUR DR Realization... CR Gain on Disposal... 859.60 EUR 859.60 EUR See exhibit 1 for the accounts. 3

D PPE C D VAT C D Depr-20X3 C (1) 24.000,00 c/d 24.000,00 (1) 4.800,00 c/d 4.800,00 (2) 2.680,00 P&L 2.680,00 b/d 24.000,00 (12d) 24.000,00 b/d 4.800,00 (6) 5.600,00 (9) 1.300,00 (12a) 2.100,00 c/d 1.600,00 7.700,00 7.700,00 b/d 1.600,00 D Short-term Liab C D Lease Obl C D Bank C c/d 3.967,31 (4) 3.967,31 (3) 2.517,33 (1) 24.000,00 (1) 4.800,00 (5) 3.967,32 b/d 3.967,31 (4) 3.967,31 c/d 8.533,33 (3) 3.733,33 c/d 17.515,36 8.533,33 8.533,33 24.000,00 24.000,00 (6) 5.600,00 b/d 10.400,00 b/d 17.515,36 (12a) 12.600,00 (5) 5.600,00 c/d 3.733,33 (9) 7.800,00 21.933,33 23.800,00 b/d 3.733,33 D Acc. Depr. C D Interest-20X3 C D Interest-20X4 C c/d 2.680,00 (2) 2.680,00 (3) 1.216,00 P&L 1.216,00 (5) 1.632,68 P&L 1.632,68 (12b) 3.143,83 b/d 2.680,00 (8) 104,23 (11) 358,83 3.143,83 3.143,06 D IL C D Acc. IL C D Depr.-20X4 C (7) 12.000,00 P&L 12.000,00 (10) 784,23 (7) 12.000,00 (8) 104,23 P&L 463,30 (12c) 11.215,77 (11) 358,82 12.000,00 12.000,00 463,05 463,30 D Repair-20X4 C D Reversal IL C D Realization C (9) 6.500,00 P&L 6.500,00 P&L 784,23 (10) 784,23 (12d) 24.000,00 (12a) 10.500,00 (12b) 3.143,83 (12e) 859,60 (12c) 11.215,77 24.859,60 24.859,60 D Gain on Disp. C P&L 859,60 (12e) 859,60 Exhibit 1: Accounts Before posting the car the business should have checked the application of IAS 17.20. Here, the present value of the lease payments amounts to 5,600 (1.076 5 1)/(0.076 1,076 5 ) = 22,596.90 EUR. For that reason the bookkeeping entries are: (1) Acquisition of the car: DR P,P,E... 22,596.90 EUR DR R/E... 1,403.10 EUR DR VAT... 4,800.00 EUR CR Lease Obligations... 24,000.00 EUR CR Bank... 4,800.00 EUR 4

(2) Depreciation for 20X3: 8 (22,596.9 3,900)/12 5) = 2,492.92 EUR. DR Depr.... 2,492.92 EUR CR Acc. Depr.... 2,492.92 EUR (3) Lease payment in 20X3. Interest is 8/12 24,000 7.6% = 1,216.00 EUR; pay-off is 2/3 5,600 1,216 = 2,517.33 EUR. DR Interest... 1,216.00 EUR DR Lease Obligations... 2,517.33 EUR CR Bank... 3,733.33 EUR (4) Transfer next years pay-off payment to short term liabilities. 5,600 - (24,000 2,517.33) 7.6% = 3,967.32 EUR. DR Lease Obligations... 3,967.31 EUR CR Short-term Liabilities... 3,967.32 EUR (5) Lease rate for 20X4, interest to be (24,000 2,517.33) 7.6% = 1,632.68 EUR: DR Short-term Liabilities... 3,967.32 EUR DR Interest-20X4... 1,632.68 EUR CR Bank... 5,600.00 EUR (6) Refund from taxing authorities: DR Bank... 4,800.00 EUR CR VAT... 4,800.00 EUR (7) Impairment loss DR IL... 12,000.00 EUR CR Acc. IL... 12,000.00 EUR (8) Adjusted monthly depreciation is: (22,596.9 3,900 2,492.92 12,000)/(60 8) = 80.85 EUR. DR Depr.... 80.85 EUR CR Acc. Depr.... 80.85 EUR 5

(9) Repair of the van is to be expensed: DR Repair... 6,500.00 EUR DR VAT... 1,300.00 EUR CR Bank... 7,800.00 EUR (10) Subsequent valuation. The assets amount without impairment loss would have been 51 (22,596.9-3,900)/60 = 15,892.37 EUR. This is the upper bound for a reversal of an impairment loss. The valuer estimates the car to be worth 10,000.00 EUR. The reversal impairment loss amounts to: 10,000 (22,596.9 2,492.92 12,000 80.85) = 1,076.87 EUR. DR Acc. IL... 1,076.87 EUR CR Reversal IL... 1,076.87 EUR (11) Depreciation of the van for 3 month: 3 (10,000 3,900)/(60 8 1) =. DR Depr.... CR Acc. Depr.... (12) Sale of the van via Realization Account: DR Bank... 12,600.00 EUR CR VAT... 2,100.00 EUR CR Realization... 10,500.00 EUR DR Acc. Depr.... 2,932.59 EUR CR Realization... 2,932.59 EUR DR Acc. IL... 10,923.13 EUR CR Realization... 10,923.13 EUR DR Realization... 22.596.90 EUR CR P,P,E... 22,596.90 EUR DR Realization... 1,758.82 EUR CR Gain on Disposal... 1,758.82 EUR See exhibit 2 for the accounts. 6

D PPE C D VAT C D Depr-20X3 C (1) 22.596,90 c/d 22.596,90 (1) 4.800,00 c/d 4.800,00 (2) 2.492,92 P&L 2.492,92 b/d 22.596,90 (12d) 22.596,90 b/d 4.800,00 (6) 5.600,00 (9) 1.300,00 (12a) 2.100,00 c/d 1.600,00 7.700,00 7.700,00 b/d 1.600,00 D Short-term Liab C D Lease Obl C D Bank C c/d 3.967,31 (4) 3.967,31 (3) 2.517,33 (1) 24.000,00 (1) 4.800,00 (5) 3.967,31 b/d 3.967,31 (4) 3.967,31 c/d 8.533,33 (3) 3.733,33 c/d 17.515,36 8.533,33 8.533,33 24.000,00 24.000,00 (6) 5.600,00 b/d 8.533,33 b/d 17.515,36 (12a) 12.600,00 (5) 5.600,00 c/d 3.733,33 (9) 7.800,00 21.933,33 21.933,33 b/d 3.733,33 D Acc. Depr. C D Interest-20X3 C D Interest-20X4 C c/d 2.492,92 (2) 2.492,92 (3) 1.216,00 P&L 1.216,00 (5) 1.632,68 P&L 1.632,68 (12b) 2.932,59 b/d 2.492,92 (8) 80,85 (11) 358,82 2.932,59 2.932,59 D IL C D Acc. IL C D Depr.-20X4 C (7) 12.000,00 P&L 12.000,00 (10) 1.076,87 (7) 12.000,00 (8) 80,85 P&L 439,67 (12c) 10.923,13 (11) 358,82 12.000,00 12.000,00 439,67 439,67 D Repair-20X4 C D Reversal IL C D Realization C (9) 6.500,00 P&L 6.500,00 P&L 1.076,87 (10) 1.076,87 (12d) 22.596,90 (12a) 10.500,00 (12b) 2.932,59 (12e) 1.758,82 (12c) 10.923,13 24.355,72 24.355,72 D Gain on Disp. C D R/E C P&L 1.758,82 (12e) 1.758,82 (1) 1.403,10 c/d 1.403,10 b/d 1.403,10 Exhibit 2: Accounts 7