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International financial
reporting and
standards (IFRS)
BUSINESS ENGINEERING –
FINANCIAL ENGINEERING




Exam:
- Multiple choice questions based on the review documents posted on blackboard (around 50%) – between
25 and 30 question; for each question is only one correct answer
+ cesuur
- Problem solving activities (you get a scenario, and you have to solve) (50%) – 4 or 5 practical problems (1
problem relates to leasing; 3 others will relate to only one topic ; 1 problem which will combine 2 or 3
things about the course = most difficult)
Leasing tables – appendix on the exam ; not bring it yourself
! IFRS numbers doesn’t need to be known

,Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK..........................................5
1. INTRODUCTION TO IFRS & IASB’S CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK...............................................................5
1.1 IASB Governance structure........................................................................................................ 5
1.2 Standard setting due process..................................................................................................... 7
1.3 IFRS adoption worldwide............................................................................................................ 7
2. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 The objective of general-purpose financial reporting.................................................................8
2.2 Qualitative characteristics of useful accounting information.....................................................8
2.3 Financial statements and the reporting entity............................................................................9
3. THE ELEMENTS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS........................................................................................10
3.1 Statement of financial position................................................................................................. 10
3.2 Statement of profit or loss and Statement of other comprehensive income.............................11
3.2.1 Statement of profit or loss..................................................................................................... 11
3.2.2 Statement of comprehensive income.....................................................................................12
4. MEASUREMENT................................................................................................................................. 12
CHAPTER 2 – FAIR VALUE MEASUREMENT (IFRS 13)..........................................................14
1. WHAT IS FAIR VALUE?........................................................................................................................ 14
2. WHAT IS THE RELEVANT MARKET?...................................................................................................... 14
3. FAIR VALUE HIERARCHY..................................................................................................................... 15
4. VALUE IN USE................................................................................................................................... 16
CHAPTER 3 – INVENTORIES................................................................................................... 17
1. DETERMINE WHAT IS INCLUDED IN INVENTORY....................................................................................17
2. PERPETUAL VERSUS PERIODIC INVENTORY SYSTEMS..............................................................................18
2.1 Perpetual inventory system...................................................................................................... 18
2.2 Periodic inventory system......................................................................................................... 18
3. COST FLOW ASSUMPTIONS.................................................................................................................. 19
3.1 Unit cost................................................................................................................................... 19
4. VALUATION: LOWER-OF-COST-OR-NET REALIZABLE VALUE (LCNRV)......................................................21
5. INVENTORY ESTIMATION: RETAIL INVENTORY METHOD..........................................................................22
CHAPTER 4 – TANGIBLE NON-CURRENT ASSETS.................................................................25
1. IAS 16: PROPERTY PLANT EQUIPMENT (PPE)......................................................................................25
1.1 Initial measurement.................................................................................................................. 25
1.2 During the useful life................................................................................................................ 27
1.2.1 Subsequent costs................................................................................................................... 27
1.2.2 Depreciation.......................................................................................................................... 27
1.2.3 Revaluation model................................................................................................................ 29
2. IAS 23: BORROWING COSTS............................................................................................................... 31
3. IAS20: GOVERNMENT GRANTS........................................................................................................... 33
4. IAS 41: BIOLOGICAL ASSETS.............................................................................................................. 34
CHAPTER 5 – INTANGIBLE ASSETS, IMPAIRMENT AND DISPOSAL OF ASSETS..................36
1.IAS 38 INTANGIBLE ASSETS................................................................................................................ 36
1.1 Definition.................................................................................................................................. 36
1.2 Initial measurement.................................................................................................................. 37
1.3 Self-constructed intangible assets............................................................................................ 37
1.4 Amortization of intangible assets.............................................................................................. 38
1.5 Derecognition of tangible and intangible assets.......................................................................38
2. IAS 36 IMPAIRMENT OF ASSETS......................................................................................................... 38
2.1 Impairment of PPE.................................................................................................................... 38
2.2 Impairment of a group of assets............................................................................................... 40
2.3 Impairment of intangible assets................................................................................................ 40
2.4 Impairment of Goodwill............................................................................................................ 41
3. IFRS 5 NON-CURRENT ASSETS HELD FOR SALE AND DISCONTINUED OPERATIONS...................................41
3.1 Assets to be disposed of............................................................................................................ 41
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, 3.2 Discontinued operations........................................................................................................... 41
3.3 Allocation of impairment loss.................................................................................................... 42
CHAPTER 6 - IFRS 16: LEASING............................................................................................. 43
1.LEASING DEFINITIOON ACCORDING TO IFRS 16....................................................................................43
2.ACCOUNTING TREATMENT LESSEE........................................................................................................ 43
2.1 Initial recognition..................................................................................................................... 43
2.1.1 The lessee.............................................................................................................................. 43
2.1.2 Lease liablity.......................................................................................................................... 43
2.1.3 Right-of-use asset................................................................................................................... 45
2.2 During the execution of the lease contract...............................................................................45
3.ACCOUNTING TREATMENT LESSOR....................................................................................................... 47
3.1 Lessor accounting for finance lease.......................................................................................... 48
3.2 Lessor accounting for operation lease......................................................................................49
4.SALE-LEASEBACK TRANSACTIONS......................................................................................................... 50
CHAPTER 7 – FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS (GUEST LECTURE PWC)......................................53
1.CLASSIFICATION & MEASUREMENT...................................................................................................... 53
1.1 Definition of a financial instrument.......................................................................................... 53
1.2 Debt vs equity........................................................................................................................... 53
1.3 Three phases of IFRS 9............................................................................................................. 54
1.4 General model........................................................................................................................... 55
1.4.1 Amortised cost....................................................................................................................... 55
1.4.2 Business assessment model (BM Test)..................................................................................56
1.4.3 Other business model............................................................................................................ 57
2.4.4 Reclassification criteria......................................................................................................... 58
1.4.5 Solely payments of principal and interest (SPPI)...................................................................59
2. IMPAIRMENT THEORY......................................................................................................................... 61
2.1 Three staged model for impairment......................................................................................... 61
2.2 IFRS 9: expected credit loss..................................................................................................... 62
3. IMPAIRMENT EXERCISE....................................................................................................................... 64
3.1 Significant increase in credit risk (SICR)..................................................................................64
3.2 Calculating expected credit losses............................................................................................ 65
4. RISK MANAGEMENT DISCLOSURE........................................................................................................ 65
4.1 Under IFRS 7............................................................................................................................ 65
4.2 IFRS 7 vs IFRS 13..................................................................................................................... 66
4.3 Under IFRS 13.......................................................................................................................... 66
4.4 Under IFRS 9............................................................................................................................ 66
5. ACCOUNTING FOR DERIVATIVES – UNDER IFRS 9.................................................................................67
6. HEDGE ACCOUNTING......................................................................................................................... 67
6.1 Back to basics........................................................................................................................... 67
6.2 Under IAS 39............................................................................................................................ 68
6.3 Under IFRS 9............................................................................................................................ 71
CHAPTER 8 – REVENUE FROM CONTRACTS WITH CUSTOMERS (IFRS 15).........................72
1.IDENTIFY THE CONTRACTS WITH A CUSTOMER.......................................................................................72
2.IDENTIFY THE PERFORMANCE OBLIGATIONS IN THE CONTRACT...............................................................73
3.DETERMINE THE TRANSACTION PRICE................................................................................................... 77
4. ALLOCATE THE TRANSACTION PRICE TO THE PERFORMANCE OBLIGATIONS IN THE CONTRACT...................80
5.RECOGNIZE REVENUE WHEN (OR AS) THE ENTITY SATISFIES A PERFORMANCE OBLIGATION.......................81
5.1 Licenses.................................................................................................................................... 82
5.2 Bill-and-hold arrangements....................................................................................................... 82
CHAPTER 9 – PROVISIONS, CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND CONTIGENT ASSETS (IAS 37)
................................................................................................................................................. 83
1.CONTEXT OF IAS 37........................................................................................................................... 83
2.RECOGNITION CRITERIA PROVISIONS.................................................................................................... 84
3.RECOGNITION CRITERIA RESTRUCTURING PROVISIONS............................................................................86
4.FUTURE OPERATING LOSSES AND ONEROUS CONTRACTS.........................................................................86
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, 4.1 Future operating losses............................................................................................................ 86
4.2 Onerous contracts..................................................................................................................... 86
5.CONTINGENT LIABILITIES.................................................................................................................... 87
6.CONTINGENT ASSETS.......................................................................................................................... 87
CHAPTER 10 – ACCOUNTING FOR PENSIONS (IAS 19).........................................................89
1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................. 89
1.1 State pension............................................................................................................................ 89
1.2 Supplementary pension plans................................................................................................... 89
1.2.1 Design.................................................................................................................................... 89
1.2.2 Social legislation.................................................................................................................... 90
1.2.3 Funding legislation................................................................................................................ 90
1.2.4 Accounting standards............................................................................................................ 91
2. BASIC PRINCIPLES............................................................................................................................. 91
2.1 Objective................................................................................................................................... 91
2.2 Classification of benefit plans................................................................................................... 92
2.3 Methodology & actuarial assumptions......................................................................................93
2.4 Amounts recognized in financial statements............................................................................94
2.5 Disclosures................................................................................................................................ 97
3. ACTUARIAL ASSUMPTIONS.................................................................................................................. 97
4. SPECIAL TOPICS (BELGIUM)................................................................................................................ 99
4.1 Fair value of insurance policies................................................................................................ 99
4.2 “DC” pension plans subject to minimum guaranteed rates of return.......................................99
CHAPTER 11 – PRESENTATION AND DISCLOSURE IN PUBLISHED FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS........................................................................................................................ 101
1. IAS 1: PRESENTATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS............................................................................101
1.1 Current versus non-current liabilities.....................................................................................101
1.2 Offsetting................................................................................................................................ 102
1.3 Statement of profit or loss...................................................................................................... 102
1.4 Aggregating............................................................................................................................ 102
2. IAS 8: ACCOUNTING POLICIES, CHANGES TO ACCOUNTING ESTIMATES AND ERRORS............................103
2.1 Change in accounting policy................................................................................................... 103
2.2 Change in estimate................................................................................................................. 104
2.3 Correction of errors................................................................................................................ 104
3. IAS 10: EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING PERIOD...............................................................................104
3.1 Events after the reporting period........................................................................................... 104
4. IFRS 8: DISCLOSURE OF SEGMENT INFORMATION..............................................................................105
4.1 What is an operating segment?............................................................................................... 105
4.2 What is a reportable segment?............................................................................................... 106
4.3 Which information has to be provided?..................................................................................106
4.4 Reconcilliation........................................................................................................................ 107
4.5 Additional entity-wide disclosures.......................................................................................... 107
CHAPTER 12 – BUSINEESS COMBINATIONS.......................................................................108
1. WHAT IS A BUSINESS COMBINATION?................................................................................................ 108
1.1 What is a business combination?............................................................................................ 108
1.2 What is control over an acquiree?.......................................................................................... 109
2. ACQUISITION METHOD (IFRS 13)..................................................................................................... 109
2.1 Identify an acquirer................................................................................................................ 109
2.2 Determining the acquisition date............................................................................................ 110
2.3 Measuring assets and liabilities.............................................................................................. 110
2.4 Measuring the consideration transferred...............................................................................110
2.5 Non-controlling interests........................................................................................................ 111
2.6 Determing goodwill................................................................................................................. 111
3. BUSINESS COMBINATION IN STAGES (= STEP ACQUISITIONS)...............................................................112
4. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................................ 113
ADDITIONAL EXERCISES...................................................................................................... 114

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Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 Chapter 1 – Introduction and Conceptual framework 6
    1. 1. Introduction to IFRS & IASB’s Conceptual Framework 6
    2. 2. Conceptual framework 9
    3. 3. The elements of Financial statements 11
    4. 4. Measurement 13
  2. 02 Chapter 2 – Fair Value measurement (IFRS 13) 15
    1. 1. What is fair value? 15
    2. 2. What is the relevant market? 15
    3. 3. Fair value hierarchy 16
    4. 4. Value in use 17
  3. 03 Chapter 3 – Inventories 18
    1. 1. Determine what is included in inventory 18
    2. 2. Perpetual versus periodic inventory systems 19
    3. 3. Cost flow assumptions 20
    4. 4. Valuation: Lower-of-cost-or-net realizable value (LCNRV) 22
    5. 5. Inventory estimation: retail inventory method 23
  4. 04 Chapter 4 – Tangible non-current assets 26
    1. 1. IAS 16: Property plant equipment (PPE) 26
    2. 2. IAS 23: Borrowing costs 32
    3. 3. IAS20: Government grants 34
    4. 4. IAS 41: Biological assets 35
  5. 05 Chapter 5 – Intangible assets, impairment and disposal of assets 37
    1. 1.IAS 38 Intangible assets 37
    2. 2. IAS 36 Impairment of assets 39
    3. 3. IFRS 5 Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations 42
  6. 06 Chapter 6 - IFRS 16: Leasing 44
    1. 1.Leasing definitioon according to IFRS 16 44
    2. 2.Accounting treatment lessee 44
    3. 3.Accounting treatment lessor 48
    4. 4.Sale-leaseback transactions 51
  7. 07 Chapter 7 – Financial instruments (Guest lecture PwC) 54
    1. 1.Classification & measurement 54
    2. 2. Impairment theory 62
    3. 3. Impairment exercise 65
    4. 4. Risk management disclosure 66
    5. 5. Accounting for derivatives – under IFRS 9 68
    6. 6. Hedge accounting 68
  8. 08 Chapter 8 – Revenue from contracts with customers (IFRS 15) 73
    1. 1.Identify the contracts with a customer 73
    2. 2.Identify the performance obligations in the contract 74
    3. 3.Determine the transaction price 78
    4. 4. Allocate the transaction price to the performance obligations in the contract 81
    5. 5.Recognize revenue when (or as) the entity satisfies a performance obligation 82
  9. 09 Chapter 9 – Provisions, contingent Liabilities and contigent assets (IAS 37) 84
    1. 1.Context of IAS 37 84
    2. 2.Recognition criteria provisions 85
    3. 3.Recognition criteria restructuring provisions 87
    4. 4.Future operating losses and onerous contracts 87
    5. 5.Contingent liabilities 88
    6. 6.Contingent assets 88
  10. 10 Chapter 10 – Accounting for pensions (IAS 19) 90
    1. 1. Introduction 90
    2. 2. Basic principles 92
    3. 3. Actuarial assumptions 98
    4. 4. Special topics (Belgium) 100
  11. 11 Chapter 11 – Presentation and disclosure in published financial statements 102
    1. 1. IAS 1: Presentation of Financial Statements 102
    2. 2. IAS 8: Accounting Policies, Changes to Accounting Estimates and Errors 104
    3. 3. IAS 10: Events after the Reporting Period 105
    4. 4. IFRS 8: Disclosure of segment information 106
  12. 12 Chapter 12 – Busineess Combinations 109
    1. 1. What is a business combination? 109
    2. 2. Acquisition method (IFRS 13) 110
    3. 3. Business combination in stages (= step acquisitions) 113
    4. 4. Disclosure requirements 114
  13. 13 ADDITIONAL EXERCISES 115
    1. 4. IFRS Problem solving activities: Intangible assets and Asset impairments 125
    2. 7. IFRS Problem solving activities: Revenue Recognition 135
    3. 10. IFRS: Problem solving activities: Presentation and Disclosure 141
    4. 12. IFRS Problem solving activities: Business Combinations – NO EXAM MATERIAL 145

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