IAS 32Chapter 6Lesson 1
Offsetting: an enforceable right and the intention to settle net
Step 1 of 6Learning objectives
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A financial asset and a financial liability are presented net only if the entity currently has a legally enforceable right to set off and intends either to settle net or to realise the asset and settle the liability simultaneously.
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Learning objectives
- Explain that offsetting requires a currently enforceable legal right and the intention to settle net or simultaneously.
- Determine whether a financial asset and a financial liability are presented net.
- Explain why a right of set-off dependent on a future event does not meet the criterion, and analyse whether it is enforceable in all circumstances.
- Analyse past practices and documented risk management to assess the intention to settle net, and justify the conclusion.