CA Intermediate · Advanced Accounting · AS 26 Intangible Assets
Sagar Foods Ltd spent Rs 25 lakh on an advertising campaign to launch a new brand and Rs 8 lakh on staff training for the launch. It also paid Rs 40 lakh to purchase a registered trademark from another firm. What total amount is recognised as an intangible asset?
Only Rs 40 lakh is recognised. The purchased trademark is an identifiable asset with a measurable cost. Advertising, promotional and staff training expenditure cannot be recognised as intangible assets under AS 26 and is charged to profit and loss when incurred.
- ARs 73 lakh
- BRs 48 lakh
- CRs 65 lakh
- DRs 40 lakhCorrect
Explanation
Purchased trademark of Rs 40 lakh meets the recognition criteria. Advertising and training costs are expensed when incurred. Rs 48 lakh adds training; Rs 65 lakh adds advertising; Rs 73 lakh adds both wrongly.
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