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Fair value or nominal amount
Learning objectives
- Determine the initial amount of an asset received as a grant (fair value, or a nominal amount for both the asset and the grant).L2, L3
- Justify and defend in a professional file (L4) the treatment adopted for the "Non-monetary grants: fair value or nominal amount" concept, distinguishing the IFRS requirement, the case data, the teaching assumption and judgement.L4
Normative references
- IAS 20 §23Non-monetary grant: both the asset and the grant are recognised at fair value, or both at a nominal amount.
Original summaries of the paragraphs (reference register), never a quotation of the standard.
3 questions
- A municipality transfers a plot of land to an entity free of charge, which is a non-monetary grant. At what amount does IAS 20 allow the land and the grant to be recognised?L2
- A public body transfers to Lacombe an item of equipment whose fair value, a case input, is {fair_value}, for a price of {consideration_paid}. Case convention: the entity recognises the equipment at fair value and the difference from the price paid is the non-monetary grant. Calculate the amount of the grant.L3
- A municipality transfers an industrial building to Ardant free of charge; its fair value, a case input, is {fair_value}. Case conventions: the non-monetary grant is recognised at fair value and presented as deferred income. Record the entry on receipt.L3