CMA Final · Corporate Financial Reporting · Impairment of Assets (Ind AS 36)
Meera Ltd has an asset with carrying amount ₹50 lakh and recoverable amount ₹44 lakh at the year end. Which statement is correct?
Meera Ltd should recognise an impairment loss of ₹6 lakh in profit or loss. The carrying amount of ₹50 lakh exceeds the recoverable amount of ₹44 lakh, so the asset is reduced to recoverable amount, and for an asset carried at cost the loss goes to profit or loss immediately.
- ARecognise impairment loss of ₹6 lakh in profit or loss for an asset carried at costCorrect
- BRecognise no loss because recoverable amount is above fair value
- CReduce the asset to ₹50 lakh by a revaluation reserve
- DDisclose the shortfall only in notes
Explanation
When carrying amount exceeds recoverable amount, the asset is written down to recoverable amount, and the loss of 6 lakh (50 - 44) is recognised immediately in profit or loss for an asset carried at cost. Disclosure alone is not enough.
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