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Public Sector Accounting Standards update Keeping current Asset Retirement Obligations

Important caveats This webcast does not provide official Deloitte interpretive accounting guidance. Check with your advisor before taking any action.

Asset Retirement Obligation (AROs) Project status Statement of principles The Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) issued a statement of principles and stakeholder comments were collected in in November 2014 Exposure draft Exposure draft issued March 2017 PS 3270 Solid Waste Closure and Post Closure Liability to be withdrawn Stakeholder comments were due on June 15, 2017 Next steps Final Standard expected to be approved by March 2018 Expected adoption date April 1, 2021, with earlier adoption permitted Choice of full retroactive, modified retroactive or prospective methods Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 38

What is an asset retirement obligation? An asset retirement obligation (ARO) is a legal obligation associated with the retirement of a tangible capital asset. Examples of asset retirement obligations Estimated liabilities associated with: Decommissioning of a nuclear power plant Removal of asbestos from a building Construction of other TCAs in order to perform post-retirement activities Items that would not be asset retirement obligations Items that would not be asset retirement obligations An unexpected contamination or spill Waste or by-products created by tangible capital assets AROs differ from the Contaminated Sites in the following identifying characteristics: Trigger of Obligation Type of obligation to recognized PS 3280 ARO s Legal requirement to retire asset identified Not necessarily related to contamination PS 3260 Contaminated Sites Unexpected event Contamination required Legal obligations All liabilities (directly responsible and assumed) Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 39

Asset retirement obligations General concepts Recognition and measurement Legal Obligation Past Event Measurable Future Economic Benefits will be given up Situations requiring additional considerations ARO s associated with TCA s that are unrecognized must be expensed ARO s for assets no longer in productive use must be expensed on recognition ARO s for TCA s that are fully amortized would be recognized over the remaining useful life of the asset. Management s best estimate of the amount required to retire a tangible capital asset Would include costs directly attributable to the asset retirement activities, including but not limited to: Payroll and benefits Equipment/facilities including assets acquired with the sole purpose of retiring TCA Legal and other professional fees Measurement Post-retirement maintenance and monitoring (integral to retirement) Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 40

How do you measure an ARO? Subsequent measurement Tangible capital asset ARO for TCA is amortized in a rational and systematic manner Review of obligation may change the estimate of the asset Obligation Best estimate of the amount required to settle the obligation Review timing, amount of cash flow, and discount rate Passage of time accretion expense Cash flow Cash flow to settle the obligation would typically occur at the end of the useful life of the asset Cash flow would draw down obligation that was previously set up Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 41

Disclosure requirements Disclosure requirements General description of the ARO and Associated TCA Amortization Method for ARO Basis for estimate of the liability Facts and reasons if a reasonable estimate cannot be made How funding and assurance provisions (if legally required) are being met Estimated Recoveries Reconciliation of beginning and ending balances ARO beginning balance Liability incurred Liability settled Accretion expense Revisions to estimated cash flows ARO ending balance Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 42

Transition options PS 3280 ARO Transitional provision Past Event Retroactive Prospective Full retroactive Applied to events and transactions from the date of origin Modified retroactive Similar to full Assumptions and discount rates using information that is current as of the date of adoption PS 3280 Applies to: Events and transactions after date of adoption Any outstanding balances Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 43

Implementation considerations Smooth and accurate implementation of this standard will require strong interaction and communication between Finance and other parts of your organization. Some considerations are: Start with a complete TCA Listing Tag assets that could potentially have Asset Retirement Obligations Investigate Involve operational stakeholders in determining ARO characteristics Conclude on whether an ARO exists Determine whether there are ARO s for TCA s not recorded Have you performed a lessons learned debrief from the adoption of PS 3260 Contaminated Sites? Asset Retirement Obligations (AROs) Keeping current 44

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