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Held-for-sale classification criteria file
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Objective of the workpaper
For each asset or group (one instance per asset), describe its condition and current use, gather the evidence of the plan (decision, marketing effort, offers, timetable), enter the asking price and the reference fair value, then justify each judgement: sale highly probable, availability for immediate sale, one-year period and any delay beyond the entity's control, sale or abandonment, plan maintained or changed. The standard sets no threshold: a 'reasonable' price and a 'highly probable' sale are matters of judgement documented by the facts. Then prepare the reclassification entry.
9 sections · 25 blocks · 0 calculations · 2 entries
- IFRS 5 §6
- IFRS 5 §7
- IFRS 5 §8
- IFRS 5 §9
- IFRS 5 §12
- IFRS 5 §13
- IFRS 5 §14
- IFRS 5 §26
Work this workpaper as a mission
Each case that uses this template opens in the mission workspace: data, analysis, calculation, entries, conclusion and review, with your progress saved.
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciationOpen the mission · Unused hydraulic press
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciationOpen the mission · Lyon warehouse
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciationOpen the mission · Truck fleet
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciationOpen the mission · Assembly line
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciationOpen the mission · Rouen workshop
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonmentOpen the mission · Machine M1
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonmentOpen the mission · Line M2
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonmentOpen the mission · Workshop M3
- File of a disposal project: classification, measurement of a group, discontinued operation and presentationOpen the mission · Water division
- File of a disposal project: classification, measurement of a group, discontinued operation and presentationOpen the mission · Filling line Y
10 instances from the cases: the calculations and entries below are run by the calculation engine.
- File and entity
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the hydraulic press available for immediate sale and is the sale highly probable? Justify.
- Record the reclassification of the press.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
PRESSE_HYDRAULIQUE_INUTILISEE
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
DECISION_DU_CONSEIL_COURTIER_ANNONCE
Asking price
Number
285,000
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
280,000
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
6 months
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
240,000
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Account Debit Credit Asset held for sale 240,000 Property, plant and equipment 240,000 Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedPass
- Judgement on availability documentedPass
- Reclassification entry balancedPass
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the hydraulic press available for immediate sale and is the sale highly probable? Justify.
- Record the reclassification of the press.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
ENTREPOT_DE_LYON_UTILISE_CHAQUE_JOUR
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
AUCUNE_DECISION_AUCUNE_DEMARCHE
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedPass
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the hydraulic press available for immediate sale and is the sale highly probable? Justify.
- Record the reclassification of the press.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
FLOTTE_DE_CAMIONS_UTILISEE_JUSQU_AU_REMPLACEMENT
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
VENTE_DECIDEE_LIVRAISON_APRES_REMPLACEMENT
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
18 months
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Not available in its present condition
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedNot filled in this instance
- Judgement on availability documentedPass
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the hydraulic press available for immediate sale and is the sale highly probable? Justify.
- Record the reclassification of the press.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
LIGNE_D_ASSEMBLAGE_PROPOSEE_AU_DESSUS_DE_L_EXPERTISE
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
MARCHE_ACTIF_SANS_OFFRE_PRIX_MAINTENU
Asking price
Number
900,000
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
600,000
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedPass
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Five assets: held for sale or not, and the end of depreciation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the hydraulic press available for immediate sale and is the sale highly probable? Justify.
- Record the reclassification of the press.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
ATELIER_DE_ROUEN_CONTRAT_A_EFFET_DIFFERE
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
VENTE_DECIDEE_EFFET_A_LA_FIN_DU_BAIL
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
30 months
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedNot filled in this instance
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonment
- Case tasks documented here
- How should M1, M2 and M3 be qualified: ceasing the classification, temporary stop or abandonment?
- Does the change of plan justify ceasing the classification of M1? Justify.
- Record the return to use, the adjustment and any loss.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
MACHINE_M1_CLASSEE_LE_31_DECEMBRE_20X5
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
AUCUNE_OFFRE_ACCEPTABLE_PLAN_RETIRE_PAR_LE_CONSEIL
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
300,000
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Account Debit Credit Property, plant and equipment 300,000 Asset held for sale 300,000
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedPass
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonment
- Case tasks documented here
- How should M1, M2 and M3 be qualified: ceasing the classification, temporary stop or abandonment?
- Does the change of plan justify ceasing the classification of M1? Justify.
- Record the return to use, the adjustment and any loss.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
LIGNE_M2_ARRETEE_SIX_MOIS_POUR_RENOVATION
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
REPRISE_PREVUE_AUCUN_PLAN_DE_CESSION
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
6 months
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedNot filled in this instance
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Change of plan: return to use, missed depreciation and abandonment
- Case tasks documented here
- How should M1, M2 and M3 be qualified: ceasing the classification, temporary stop or abandonment?
- Does the change of plan justify ceasing the classification of M1? Justify.
- Record the return to use, the adjustment and any loss.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
ATELIER_M3_FERME_A_DEMOLIR_SANS_ACHETEUR
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
ABANDON_PREVU_EN_20X7_AUCUNE_OFFRE
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedNot filled in this instance
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File of a disposal project: classification, measurement of a group, discontinued operation and presentation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the sale of the division highly probable and is the division available? Justify.
- Is the sale expected within one year? Justify.
- Record the 20X6 transactions.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
DIVISION_EAUX_GROUPE_DESTINE_A_ETRE_CEDE
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
DECISION_DU_CONSEIL_MANDAT_ET_OFFRES_RECUES
Asking price
Number
520,000
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
518,000
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
9 months
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
650,000
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Account Debit Credit Asset held for sale 650,000 Property, plant and equipment 650,000 Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedPass
- Judgement on availability documentedPass
- Reclassification entry balancedPass
- Return-to-use entry balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File of a disposal project: classification, measurement of a group, discontinued operation and presentation
- Case tasks documented here
- Is the sale of the division highly probable and is the division available? Justify.
- Is the sale expected within one year? Justify.
- Record the 20X6 transactions.
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
CHAINE_DE_REMPLISSAGE_Y_RETIREE_DU_PLAN
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
DECISION_DU_CONSEIL_DE_RENONCER_A_LA_VENTE
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
150,000
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Account Debit Credit Property, plant and equipment 150,000 Asset held for sale 150,000
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionClassification retained, classification date and judgements submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Effect on the financial statements
FS impactEffect of the entries, line by line (derived from the entries)
Table
Disclosures
DisclosureIFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §26
Disclosures: basis of classification, criteria met after the closing date, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Facts and circumstances of the classification stated
- Criteria met after the closing date noted
- Change in the disposal plan described
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement on the probability of the sale documentedNot filled in this instance
- Judgement on availability documentedNot filled in this instance
- Reclassification entry balancedNot evaluated
- Return-to-use entry balancedPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Inputs
InputsAsset or group: nature, condition, current use and disposal plan
TextRequired
Evidence of the plan: management decision, marketing effort, offers received and timetable
Text
Asking price
Number
Reference fair value (datum of the file)
Number
Expected time to complete the sale (in months)
Number
Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Number
Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the criteria
AnalysisIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Points reviewed: recovery through sale, availability, commitment, price, time frame, abandonment, plan change
ChecklistRequired
- Recovery of the carrying amount through sale rather than use analysed
- Availability of the asset in its present condition checked
- Management commitment and active marketing checked
- Asking price compared with fair value
- One-year period or cause of the delay examined
- Abandonment or temporary stop distinguished from a sale
- Change in the disposal plan checked
Journal entries
EntriesReclassification to assets held for sale
Entry
Debit Asset held for sale ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale ; Credit Property, plant and equipment ← Net carrying amount reclassified to assets held for sale
Return to use: reclassification to non-current assets
Entry
Debit Property, plant and equipment ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification ; Credit Asset held for sale ← Carrying amount reclassified back to non-current assets on ceasing the classification
Judgements
JudgmentIFRS 5 §6IFRS 5 §7IFRS 5 §8IFRS 5 §9IFRS 5 §12IFRS 5 §13IFRS 5 §14IFRS 5 §26
Sale highly probable
JudgmentRequired
Sale highly probable: criteria met / Sale not highly probable: criteria not met
Rule and cross-reference: a sale is highly probable when management is committed to a plan, an active programme to locate a buyer has been initiated, the asset is offered at a price that is reasonable in relation to its fair value, the sale is expected within one year and significant changes to the plan are unlikely (IFRS 5, para. 8). No probability percentage is set.
Rationale: commitment, marketing effort, price against fair value, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Availability for immediate sale
JudgmentRequired
Available in its present condition / Not available in its present condition
Rule and cross-reference: the asset must be available for immediate sale in its present condition, subject only to terms that are usual for such sales (IFRS 5, para. 7).
Rationale: condition of the asset, terms of the sale, use until delivery, alternative rejected
TextRequired
One-year period and delay beyond the entity's control
JudgmentRequired
Sale expected within one year / Longer period due to circumstances beyond the entity's control, plan maintained / Longer period without a cause beyond the entity's control
Rule and cross-reference: the sale is expected within one year; a longer period does not prevent classification if the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity's control and the entity remains committed to its plan (IFRS 5, paras. 8 and 9).
Rationale: timetable, cause of the delay, commitment maintained, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Sale, abandonment or temporary stop
JudgmentRequired
Carrying amount recovered principally through a sale / Carrying amount recovered through continuing use, no disposal plan / Asset to be abandoned, used until abandonment / Asset temporarily taken out of use, not abandoned
Rule and cross-reference: an asset whose carrying amount will be recovered principally through a sale is classified as held for sale (IFRS 5, para. 6); an asset to be abandoned is not, because its carrying amount is recovered through use until abandonment (IFRS 5, para. 13); an asset temporarily taken out of use is not treated as abandoned (IFRS 5, para. 14).
Rationale: mode of recovery, duration of the stop, management intention, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disposal plan maintained or changed
JudgmentRequired
Plan maintained, classification kept / Plan withdrawn, classification ceased
Rule and cross-reference: if the asset ceases to meet the criteria, it is no longer classified as held for sale and follows the provisions on ceasing the classification (IFRS 5, paras. 26 to 29).
Rationale: facts behind the change, date of the decision, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
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