The articles set out below in our ‘Insights into IAS 36’ series have been written to assist preparers of financial statements and those charged with the governance of reporting entities understand the requirements set out in IAS 36, and revisit some areas where confusion has been seen in practice.
We hope you find the information in these articles helpful in giving you some insight into IAS 36. If you would like to discuss any of the points raised, please speak to your Grant Thornton advisor.
'At a glance’ overview of IAS 36’s main requirements and major steps in applying them.
Taking a closer look at the scope of the impairment review and how it is structured.
When is a detailed impairment test, as set out in IAS 36, required?
Identifying CGUs is a critical step in the impairment review and can have a significant impact on its results.
How do you determine which assets belong to which CGUs, or groups of CGUs?
After the entity identifies its CGUs, it must determine which assets belong to which CGUs, or groups of CGUs.
This article covers the definitions of recoverable amount and fair value less costs of disposal (FVLCOD) and provides an overview of value in use (VIU)
This article is the second in a three-part series on Step 4 of the impairment review on estimating the recoverable amount and discusses estimating future cash inflows and outflows in value in use calculations.
This article is the final in a three-part series on Step 4 of the impairment review on estimating the recoverable amount and discusses how to estimate an appropriate discount rate in value in use (VIU) calculations.
This article discusses when there are exceptions to the rule of comparing recoverable amount with carrying amount.
Step 6 of applying the guidance in IAS 36 as set out in our article ‘Insights into IAS 36 – Overview of the Standard’ .
Step 6 of applying the guidance in IAS 36 as set out in our article ‘Insights into IAS 36 – Overview of the Standard’ relates to recognising or reversing and impairment losses.
This article provides a summary of the IAS 36 disclosure requirements and highlights particular areas of focus for regulators, including select illustrative examples for these areas of focus.
This article considers some regularly encountered application issues when applying IAS 36
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