Hello I Have  A question
if i have more than a qualify asset at the same time (say 4) and i only have one loan
how i captilize the interest for each asset (give Examples )as they are all at the same time and they are all different??

Hello,
Can anyone tell me how the “loss identification period” (the period between the loss event and when the company becomes aware of it) should affect the probability of default in a collective provision model under the current IFRS standard on loan impairment?
Thanks!

I work in a company specialized in doing MRO for aircrafts, the issues that the work orders of the maintenance and repair takes from a month to 4 months direct salaries and materials are issued to the tasks and salaries are expensed in monthly basis and appears in the P&L while revenue will recorded once the job is completed and invoice is issued
Percentage of completion is not adopted, and the idea is to charge the cost to job order as work in progress (balance sheet) and recognize the revenue and …

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Dear all,
We have given a contract to ship builders for construcing a vessel. As per the contract terms, if the builder delay the delivery of the vessel beyond agreed delivery date, they have to give us penalty of USD 10,000 per day. Now they have delivered the vessel after 373 days of the agreed date and we have received the penalty from them. How we can account the penalty income in our books, either as penalty income or by reducing the capital cost of the vessel. Kindly refer relevant IFRS …

Dear IFRS Experts,
Could you please give your opinion on the following:
1. Computer softare is to be considered as Intangible Assets or PPE 2. Which type of computer software can be capitalized / expensed out
Whether following type can be capitalized or expensed out
Photoshop
Illustrator
Adobe Writer
AutoCAD
AutoCAD 3D Max
AutoCAd lite
Server Monitrong Software
Performance & Process Management Application Document Management System Data Cleansing HelpDesk System
IAS -38 states capitalization criteria •it is probable that the future economic benefits that are attributable to the asset will flow to the entity;
In that case a company in normal course of …

we have a contract for development of a fixed assets, as per the contract:-
Total Contract amount =  260 Million AED
We have to pay this amount in Euro that is already fixed as per the contract it is 4.49 AED per Euro
whatever is the rate prevailing currently doesnt matter bcoz it has been already fixed in contract,
so my concern is exchange loss on payment will be added to the value of fixed Assets or
will have to transferred to P&L A/c

Can someone please share thoughts around generic accounting issues in the marine industry. The nature of activities will involve using small ships (bareboat) to provide marine terminal services to clients on ports around the world ? From the top of my head, I can see following major issues to be considered:
- Revenue recognition
- Repair cost of ships and capitalisation of subsequent cost
- Treatment of lease income /expense if boats are let out/taken on lease
- Derivative accounting issues (long term fuel contracts ?)
Any other issues or more light on above highlighted …

ACo, an offshore company, makes non-interest bearing loans of $10m in FY00, to ZCo a related entity in a tax paying jurisdiction. Repayment terms are 5 equal annual installments from FY05, ending FY10.
Whilst i agree that one would generally FV the loan by discounting the future receivables to PV using market rates, what would one do with the difference between the PV (say $8m) and the $10m? I think one would immediately recognise that “unearned interest” of $2m in the income statement as a Dr, and in future years recognise the PV …

Case:
 Party gets into a long term construction contract to prepare the machinery which takes 2 years to complete
 Cost elements – Labor $ 3mm and Materials $ 5mm Total $ 8mm
Revenue against – Labor $ 10mm and Materials $ 10mm Total $ 20mm
Margin – Labor 70% Material 50% on total project 60%
 Year 1 Cost incurred Labor $ 4mm and Material $ 2mm
 What should be the revenue that can be recognized against the same? The policy is % completion method.
 Business contention to recognize revenue on 70 and 50% margins respectively.
 What the …