the video is so clear.. amazingly it seems very easy now that i watched it. everything is detailed and very-well explained..thanks.. however, updates for this year is what's lacking.. i hope you'll make more video..its very useful..
Sales of biological asset: On sales of biological asset you need to de-recognize the asset. The carrying value of the asset (as measured in accordance with IAS 41) is the FV less cost of sales. At the same time you recognize sales proceed. Assuming agriculture is the regular operating activity of the entity, sales proceed should be recorded in revenue. And the carrying value of the biological asset should be recorded in cost of goods sold. And separately selling cost is debited to the distribution expense. If agriculture is not an ordinary activity of the entity then profit or loss on disposal should be recorded in operating section as other income/ expense. Profit or loss on disposal = Sales proceed - Carrying value of asset - selling cost.
Death of biological asset. On death biological asset is considered as harvested. Therefore it will be transferred to agricultural produce and will be measured at FV less cost to sales. Value of the asset after death may be zero (for chicken) therefore there will be a loss on de-recognition of the asset. Loss = Carrying value of asset - 0 (or revised FV less cost to sales for dead asset, {say for cow you may still receive some value from disposal of the skin}. If agriculture is the ordinary activity of the entity then this loss would be a part of the COGS; otherwise the loss will be accounted for in operating section.
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Very well explained esp, the journal entry on initial recognition. Thanks Sir.
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the video is so clear.. amazingly it seems very easy now that i watched it. everything is detailed and very-well explained..thanks.. however, updates for this year is what's lacking.. i hope you'll make more video..its very useful..
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How can I have handouts of biological assets and related accounting treatment
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Could we capitalize the hay and other maintenance fee (if any) into calf as immature asset or as expenses?
So biological assets are measured at fair value or net realisable value...since we less cost to sell??
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the video was very helpful. Could you please share a video on IAS 2 inventories, I am not clear on its topic.
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Thanks for this nice presentation. So how can we recognized new calf born
A new calf is a new biological asset. You recognize it at fair value less cost of sales and book equal amount in profit.
@@RahmanEdu how about if you buy a mature cow at a price lower than the fair value, how will you measure the cow at initial recognition?
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How to account for sale and death of a biological asset (for example a chicken)
Sales of biological asset:
On sales of biological asset you need to de-recognize the asset. The carrying value of the asset (as measured in accordance with IAS 41) is the FV less cost of sales.
At the same time you recognize sales proceed. Assuming agriculture is the regular operating activity of the entity, sales proceed should be recorded in revenue. And the carrying value of the biological asset should be recorded in cost of goods sold. And separately selling cost is debited to the distribution expense.
If agriculture is not an ordinary activity of the entity then profit or loss on disposal should be recorded in operating section as other income/ expense.
Profit or loss on disposal = Sales proceed - Carrying value of asset - selling cost.
Death of biological asset. On death biological asset is considered as harvested. Therefore it will be transferred to agricultural produce and will be measured at FV less cost to sales.
Value of the asset after death may be zero (for chicken) therefore there will be a loss on de-recognition of the asset. Loss = Carrying value of asset - 0 (or revised FV less cost to sales for dead asset, {say for cow you may still receive some value from disposal of the skin}.
If agriculture is the ordinary activity of the entity then this loss would be a part of the COGS; otherwise the loss will be accounted for in operating section.
@@RahmanEdu can we consider mortality as physical change?
Death is harvest. Harvest transforms biological asset into agricultural produce.
I think u should record audio in ur original accent. Its really annoying. It seems if u r pretending to be a British 🤭