the following accounts to be (1) measured at fair value, (2) tested for impairment at fair value, or (3) measured on some other basis: | ||
Assets | Measurement | Reason |
Cash and equivalents | (1)At fair value | because these assets are having market value as can be resold. |
Marketable securities | (1)At fair value | because these assets are having market value as can be resold. |
Accounts receivable | (1)At fair value | because these assets are having market value as can be resold. |
Inventories | (1)At fair value | because these assets are having market value as can be resold. |
Property, plant, and equipment | (1)At fair value | As their obsolescence can be judged physically and having the desposable or market value. |
Lease "Right of Use" Assets | (3)Available usable value | As the expense is fixed and usage is for limited period, so measured on value used of total usable value. |
Equity-method investment | (3)Cost basis | As the investment is a profit center, so measurement of value is on the cost basis. |
Goodwill | (2) tested for impairment at fair value | As the recoverable value always changes to the carrying value and could not be accessed as physical obselescence. |
Intangible assets | (2) tested for impairment at fair value | As the recoverable value always changes to the carrying value and could not be accessed as physical obselescence. |
Assets of businesses held for sale | (1)At fair value | because these assets are having market value as can be resold. |
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Total Investments in Current and Non-current Assets; if none,
state that.
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contain the source data used to do the calculations. Upload the
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normal balance, use the term with parentheses.
1
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OPTIONS BELOW:
2
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Equity securities classified as trading
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