CA Final · Financial Reporting · Ind AS 23 Borrowing Costs
Deccan Pharma Ltd borrowed Rs 5 crore specifically for a qualifying asset and incurred Rs 45 lakh interest in the year, while temporary investment of the unspent loan earned Rs 5 lakh. Which treatment correctly reflects Ind AS 23 for the specific borrowing?
Capitalise Rs 40 lakh. Ind AS 23 sets eligible cost on a specific borrowing as actual borrowing costs for the period less investment income earned from temporarily investing those borrowings, so Rs 45 lakh less Rs 5 lakh equals Rs 40 lakh.
- ACapitalise Rs 45 lakh and show Rs 5 lakh as other income
- BCapitalise Rs 50 lakh
- CCapitalise Rs 40 lakhCorrect
- DExpense the whole Rs 45 lakh as the loan is specific
Explanation
Eligible borrowing cost on a specific borrowing is actual cost incurred less investment income on temporary investment of those borrowings: 45 - 5 = Rs 40 lakh. Capitalising Rs 45 lakh ignores the netting; Rs 50 lakh adds the income wrongly.
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