CA Intermediate · Advanced Accounting · AS 17 Segment Reporting
Nirmal Ltd. has a segment result and assets as follows (Rs lakh): X assets 50, Y assets 30, Z assets 12, W assets 8. Total assets of all segments are Rs 100 lakh. Z and W fail the revenue and result tests. Which statement is correct for the asset test?
Z is reportable because its assets of Rs 12 lakh are 12% of total segment assets of Rs 100 lakh, above the 10% limit. W at 8% fails. A segment needs to satisfy only one of the revenue, result or asset tests to be reportable.
- AZ is reportable because its assets are 12% of total, which exceeds 10%Correct
- BZ and W are both reportable
- CNeither Z nor W is reportable
- DOnly W is reportable
Explanation
The asset test requires segment assets to be 10% or more of total assets of all segments. Z has 12/100 = 12%, so it qualifies; W has 8% and does not. Meeting any one of the three tests is enough.
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