International Financial Reporting Standards
Conceptual Framework
Derecognition
September 2015
Daniela Marciniak, Assistant Technical Manager
Manuel Kapsis, Technical Manager
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not necessarily those of the IASB or IFRS Foundation.
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Conceptual Framework webinar schedule 3
Previously-recorded webinars
17 / 06 Overview of Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft
06 / 08 Chapter 4 and 5the elements of financial statements: definitions and recognition
13 / 08 Chapter 4a closer look at liabilities and executory contracts
20 / 08 Chapter 6measurement
27 / 08 Chapter 7classification of income and expenses (profit or loss vs. OCI)
This webinar
03 / 09 Chapter 5derecognition of assets and liabilities
Future webinars
10 / 09 Chapter 3the reporting entity
17 / 09 Chapters 1 and 2objectives and qualitative characteristics
24 / 09 Possible implications of the proposalswith provisions and contingent liabilities case study
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What is derecognition? 4
ED 5.25
Derecognition is the removal of all or
part of a previously recognised asset or
liability from an entitys statement of
financial position.
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Aims of derecognition 5
The aims of derecognition are to faithfully represent both:
the assets and liabilities the change in the entitys
retained after a transaction assets and liabilities as a
or other event that led to the result of that transaction or
derecognition other event
The two aims are normally achieved by:
Derecognising any assets or liabilities transferred,
consumed, collected, fulfilled or expired
Recognising any income or expense
Continuing to recognise assets or liabilities retained
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Derecognition is normally quite straightforward 6
Example Sale of a machine
Carrying amount CU 800
Sales proceeds CU 850
Assets before Change Assets after
Machine 800 (800) -
Cash - 850 850
Gain (50)
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But sometimes the two aims conflict 7
Example Sale and repurchase agreement
Sale of a bond with a carrying amount of CU 800 for Fair Value (FV) CU 850
Agreement to repurchase one month later for CU 852, assume FV CU 850
Assume that purchaser is not holding bond as agent for seller
Assets/ liabilities before Change Assets/ liabilities Change Assets/ liabilities
sale (sale) after sale (repurchase) after repurchase
Bond 800 (800) - 850 850
Cash - 850 850 (852) (2)
Repurchase contract - - - - -
Gain (50) -
Loss on repurchase contract - 2
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If the two aims conflict 8
First, consider if the transferee is acting
as agent for transferor
If transferee is not acting as agent then
In some cases, continue
to recognise
Derecognise but consider: Separate presentation
and/ or explanatory
Separate presentation disclosure may still be
Explanatory disclosure needed
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Continued recognition 9
Example Sale and repurchase agreement
Sale of a bond with a carrying amount of CU 800 for Fair Value (FV) CU 850
Agreement to repurchase one month later for CU 852, assume FV CU 850
Assume that purchaser is not holding bond as agent for seller
Assets/ liabilities before Change Assets/ liabilities Change Assets/ liabilities
sale (sale) after sale (repurchase) after repurchase
Bond 800 - 800 - 800
Cash - 850 850 (852) (2)
Loan received - (850) (850) 850 -
Gain - -
Interest expense - 2
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Timeline 10
May 2015 26 October 2015 2016
Revised
Exposure Draft Comment deadline Conceptual Framework
Separate Exposure Draft
Updating References to the
Conceptual Framework also
published - same comment
deadline
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Conceptual Framework webinar schedule 11
Previously-recorded webinars
17 / 06 Overview of Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft
06 / 08 Chapter 4 and 5the elements of financial statements: definitions and recognition
13 / 08 Chapter 4a closer look at liabilities and executory contracts
20 / 08 Chapter 6measurement
27 / 08 Chapter 7classification of income and expenses (profit or loss vs. OCI)
This webinar
03 / 09 Chapter 5derecognition of assets and liabilities
Future webinars
10 / 09 Chapter 3the reporting entity
17 / 09 Chapters 1 and 2objectives and qualitative characteristics
24 / 09 Possible implications of the proposalswith provisions and contingent liabilities case study
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Further information 12
Exposure Draft Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting
http://go.ifrs.org/ED-CF-May2015
Conceptual Framework website
http://go.ifrs.org/Conceptual-Framework
Submit a comment letter
http://go.ifrs.org/comment_CF
Snapshot
http://go.ifrs.org/CFSnapshot2015
Register for email alerts
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