
Explore how IAS 16 governs property, plant and equipment, including recognition, initial cost, and componentization. Compare cost and revaluation models, and cover depreciation, impairment, reversals, and disposals.
Explore IAS 23 borrowing costs, distinguishing when to capitalize vs expense, define qualifying assets, identify directly attributable borrowings, and outline start-stop rules and impairment considerations.
Explain impairment by comparing carrying amounts with recoverable amounts—the higher of value in use or fair value less costs of disposal—and test cash generating units, allocating losses to goodwill first.
Government grants - monetary or non-monetary - are recognized over time. Revenue-related grants appear in profit or loss or as expense reductions; asset-related grants may be deferred or reduce asset carrying amounts, amortization.
Understand current tax and deferred tax under IAS 12, including calculating taxable profit from accounting profits and permanent and temporary differences, and recognizing tax assets and liabilities.
Covers earnings per share under IAS 33, detailing basic and diluted EPS and how to adjust the numerator and denominator for bonus issues, rights issues, and dilutive shares.
Explore group concepts under IFRS, including parent and subsidiary, consolidation, control and non-controlling interests, and investments in associates and joint ventures.
Apply the equity method to investments in associates under IAS 28, accounting for significant influence, post-acquisition profits, and eliminate unrealized intercompany profits in consolidated and separate financial statements.
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