On December 1, 20xo, AKE Pte Ltd paid $5,000 to a Real Estate consulting company for a market report of the property market. The market survey was favourable and AKE Pte Ltd decided to make an entry into the property market. On January 1, 20X1 the company purchased two buildings paying $800,000 for Building X and S1,200,000 for Building Y. The company paid $20,000 to the property agent and incurred an additional $80,000 legal fee to finalise the transaction. Both buildings have useful life of 40 years and zero residual value. The company uses straight- line method for depreciation of all its non-current assets. The company intends to use Building X as their office and rent out Building Y. The company adopts revaluation model for its PPE and fair value model for its investment property. Any accumulated depreciation at the date of the revaluation will be eliminated against the gross carrying amount of the asset. At the end of the year 20X1, values of the two buildings were as below: Item Building X Building Y 1,300,000 FVLCS ($) VIU (S) 850,000 900,000 To improve cash flows for 20X2, the company decided to sell the two buildings. On September 30, 20X2 Building X was sold for $920,000 and Building Y was sold for $1,450,000. The company paid the property agent a fee of $12,000 for brokering the sales.
On December 1, 20xo, AKE Pte Ltd paid $5,000 to a Real Estate consulting company for a market report of the property market. The market survey was favourable and AKE Pte Ltd decided to make an entry into the property market. On January 1, 20X1 the company purchased two buildings paying $800,000 for Building X and S1,200,000 for Building Y. The company paid $20,000 to the property agent and incurred an additional $80,000 legal fee to finalise the transaction. Both buildings have useful life of 40 years and zero residual value. The company uses straight- line method for depreciation of all its non-current assets. The company intends to use Building X as their office and rent out Building Y. The company adopts revaluation model for its PPE and fair value model for its investment property. Any accumulated depreciation at the date of the revaluation will be eliminated against the gross carrying amount of the asset. At the end of the year 20X1, values of the two buildings were as below: Item Building X Building Y 1,300,000 FVLCS ($) VIU (S) 850,000 900,000 To improve cash flows for 20X2, the company decided to sell the two buildings. On September 30, 20X2 Building X was sold for $920,000 and Building Y was sold for $1,450,000. The company paid the property agent a fee of $12,000 for brokering the sales.
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Illustrate the proper accounting treatment for the two buildings under IFRS.(Working and explanation must be clearly shown)
Transcribed Image Text:On December 1, 20x0, AKE Pte Ltd paid S5,000 to a Real Estate consulting company for a
market report of the property market. The market survey was favourable and AKE Pte Ltd
decided to make an entry into the property market. On January 1, 20X1 the company purchased
two buildings paying $800,000 for Building X and S1,200,000 for Building Y. The company
paid S20,000 to the property agent and incurred an additional S80,000 legal fee to finalise the
transaction.
Both buildings have useful life of 40 years and zero residual value. The company uses straight-
line method for depreciation of all its non-current assets.
The company intends to use Building X as their office and rent out Building Y. The company
adopts revaluation model for its PPE and fair value model for its investment property. Any
accumulated depreciation at the date of the revaluation will be eliminated against the gross
carrying amount of the asset.
At the end of the year 20X1, values of the two buildings were as below:
FVLCS (S) VIU (S)
850,000 900,000
Item
Building X
|Building Y 1,300,000
To improve cash flows for 20X2, the company decided to sell the two buildings. On September
30, 20X2 Building X was sold for $920,000 and Building Y was sold for $1,450,000. The
company paid the property agent a fee of $12,000 for brokering the sales.
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