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HIGHLIGHTS OF CHAPTER 10: Operational Assets Acquisition & Disposition April 2004 April 2004
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SIGNIFICANT ISSUES Types of OA Costs included in OA Allocation of lump-sum purchase Cost under deferred payment contract Exchange for stock & donations Dispositions & exchanges Self-constructed assets Interest capitalization Costs of purchased & internal intangibles
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CHARACTERISTICS OF PPE For use & not resale Long-term Subject to depreciation Physical existence
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CHARACTERISTICS OF INTANGIBLE ASSETS Lack physical substance Not financial instruments Long-term Subject to amortization... or not?
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COSTS INLUDED Historical cost Desired location and condition for use
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COSTS INLUDED Equipment Land Buildings Natural resources
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NATURAL RESOURCES Acquisition costs Exploration costs Development costs Asset retirement obligation
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IDENTIFIABLE INTANGIBLE ASSETS Patents Copyrights Trademarks, tradenames Franchises, license Goodwill Customer related (customer lists, backlogs)
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CONCEPT OF GOODWILL Value of existing business in excess of value of individual assets Products Brand names Employees & management Customer base Structure
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RECORDING GOODWILL Can’t record internally generated goodwill Capitalize only purchased goodwill
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RECORDING GOODWILL Revalue acquired assets & liabilities Goodwill is “excess of cost over fair value of net assets acquired”
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NEGATIVE GOODWILL Unusual situation “excess of fair value of net assets acquired over cost” Record in income as an extraordinary gain
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GOODWILL Amortize or record impairment in value...?
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OTHER VALUATION ISSUES Lump sum purchase Issuance of stock Donations of assets Deferred payment contracts (Notes payable) Net cash discounts Exchanges of nonmonetary assets
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FIXED-ASSET TURNOVER RATIO Net Sales Fixed-asset turnover ratio = ------------------------ Average fixed assets Average fixed assets
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DISPOSING OF OA Gain/loss on disposal OA held for sale Impairment loss Not depreciated or amortized Involuntary conversions (Extraordinary gain/loss?)
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EXCHANGES OF NONMONETARY ASSETS Dissimilar - Recognize gains/losses Similar - Defer gains/Recognize losses Similar assets with cash(“boot”) - Partial recognition of gains/Recognize losses
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SELF-CONSTRUCTED ASSETS Direct costs Fixed overhead How far should you go?
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INTEREST CAPITALIZATION Qualifying assets Construction period Amount to capitalize Lower of actual or avoidable Weighted average expenditures Interest rate - specific or average?
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INTEREST CAP EXAMPLE WEIGHTED-AVERAGE EXPENDITURES Weighted Weighted Amount Average Amount Average Date Paid Period Cost__ 1-1 $210,000 12/12 $210,000 1-1 $210,000 12/12 $210,000 3-1 300,000 10/12 250,000 3-1 300,000 10/12 250,000 5-1 540,000 8/12 360,000 5-1 540,000 8/12 360,000 12-31 450,000 0 0__ 12-31 450,000 0 0__ $1,500,000 820,000 $1,500,000 820,000
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INTEREST CAP EXAMPLE WEIGHTED-AVERAGE INTEREST RATE Principal Interest Principal Interest 15% construction loan$750,000 $112,500 15% construction loan$750,000 $112,500 10% 5-year note 550,000 55,000 10% 5-year note 550,000 55,000 12% 10-year bond 600,000 72,000 12% 10-year bond 600,000 72,000 $1,150,000 $127,000 $1,150,000 $127,000 Weighted-average rate = 127,000/1,150,000= 11.04%
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INTEREST CAP EXAMPLE AVOIDABLE INTEREST COMPUTATION Weighted Average InterestAvoidable Average InterestAvoidable Cost Rate Interest Cost Rate Interest $750,000 15% $112,500 $750,000 15% $112,500 _70,000 11.04% 7,728 _70,000 11.04% 7,728 $820,000 $120,228 $820,000 $120,228
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INTEREST CAP EXAMPLE MAXIMUM INTEREST CAP ALLOWED Principal Interest Principal Interest 15% construction loan$750,000 $112,500 15% construction loan$750,000 $112,500 10% 5-year note 550,000 55,000 10% 5-year note 550,000 55,000 12% 10-year bond 600,000 72,000 12% 10-year bond 600,000 72,000 $239,500 $239,500 Avoidable interest $120,228 < $239,500
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OTHER INTEREST CAPITALIZATION POINTS Disclosure of interest capitalized Net interest income
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT COSTS Generally expense as incurred Alternative future use, then capitalize (amortize or depreciate) R&D performed for others Purchased R & D
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COSTS SIMILAR TO R&D Start-up costs Initial operating losses Computer software costs
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COMPUTER SOFTWARE COSTS External use Expense until technologically feasible Expense until technologically feasible Alternative use - capitalize Alternative use - capitalize Amortize based on greater of % of revenue or straight-line Amortize based on greater of % of revenue or straight-line Value at lower of amortized cost or net realizable value Value at lower of amortized cost or net realizable value
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COMPUTER SOFTWARE COSTS Internal use SOP 98-1 SOP 98-1 Expense preliminary project costs Expense preliminary project costs Capitalize application development costs Capitalize application development costs Expense training & application maintenance costs Expense training & application maintenance costs
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OIL & GAS ACCOUNTING Successful efforts Full-cost
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