Holding all other factors constant, does an impairment charge on a depreciable asset have any effect on reported income in the years immediately after the impairment is recorded and reported? Briefly explain.
Yes. Holding all other factors constant, an impairment charge on a depreciable asset has effect on reported income in the years immediately after the impairment is recorded and reported.
This happens so because once impairment loss is recorded on any asset the written down value of the asset diminishes which results in lower charge of depreciation in subsequent years.
Also the decreased value of WDV means decrease in the present value of future inflows from the asset .
Therefore the impairement charge does have an effect in future.
Holding all other factors constant, does an impairment charge on a depreciable asset have any effect...
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