This helps in the correct representation of the financial position of the companies. It can be seen that impairment accounting leads to the increase in company

Assignment on Accounting and Financial Reporting

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This assignment delves into the connection between opportunistic motivations and asset impairment recognition, specifically focusing on the role of management flexibility. It examines how management's ability to make assumptions and estimations during the impairment test process can potentially be influenced by personal gain. The analysis emphasizes the importance of compliance with AASB 136 guidelines and explores whether management practices align with the standard's requirements for recognizing asset impairments.

University of Technology Sydney

Asset Impairment and Management Flexibility

This article discusses the reversal of impairment loss for goodwill and its treatment in the profit and loss account of a firm. It also covers the mandatory requirements for impairment loss reversal under AASB 136 and the impact of goodwill acquisition on impairment testing of cash generating unit.

Corporate Accounting and Reporting

This document discusses the nature of reserves and impairment loss of goodwill in accounting and financial reporting. It explains the methods that organisations have to adopt to ensure that assets are carried at amounts, which do not exceed their recoverable amounts. It also discusses the transfer of reserves and the accounts where reserves could be transferred. The document includes references and is suitable for students studying accounting and finance.

Finance

Accounting and Financial Reporting

Financial Accounting

This document provides study material and solved assignments for Financial Accounting. It covers various topics such as accounting estimates, events after reporting date, error discovery, tax calculations, and impairment loss. The content is based on accounting principles and standards.

Southwestern College (Kansas)

Corporate Accounting and Reporting (pdf)

This article discusses the concept of impairment loss incurred for cash generating units excluding goodwill. It explains the meaning of net carrying value, AASB provisions, and the distribution of loss value among assets. The assumptions taken for estimating the impairment of assets are also discussed.

Assignment on Accounting and Financial Reporting

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Impairment loss incurred for Cash Generating Units excluding Goodwill