MindMap Gallery Accounting Chapter 3 Fixed Assets Mind Map
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fixed assets
confirm
Definition: 1. Tangible assets that produce products, provide services, rent, operate and manage 2. Have a life span of more than one accounting year
Recognition conditions: Definition Economic benefits are likely to flow into the enterprise Cost can be measured reliably
application
a. Purchase according to safety or environmental protection requirements → Yes b. Each component has different life span/depreciation rate/depreciation method → confirm separately c. Industrial enterprises hold it for more than one year, but the quantity is large and the price is low → inventory (cost-benefit principle)
initial measurement
outsourcing
Cost = price + tax (cannot be deducted) fee (before reaching the scheduled usable state)
Employee training fees (profit and loss for the current period), professional service fees (costs)
Whether to install
No installation required, directly confirm fixed assets
Installation is required. When purchasing and installing, it will be recorded as construction in progress, and when it is completed/reaches the intended usable state, it will be transferred to fixed assets.
Multiple fixed assets purchased at one time and not priced separately are allocated in proportion to their fair value.
Purchase fixed assets in installments (Nature of financing)
Buy Borrow: fixed assets/construction in progress (present value) Unrecognized financing charges (unpaid interest) Loan: long-term payables (purchase price, principal and interest)
Amortization aAmortization of unrecognized financing expenses using the effective interest method bPrice paid Debit: Financial expenses/Construction in progress Debit: Long-term payables Credit: Unrecognized financing expenses Credit: Bank deposits Clarify: how much interest is paid → how much principal is paid → how much principal is unpaid
Self-built
Self-operated
Purchase project materials → receive them and transfer them to projects under construction → transfer them to fixed assets when they reach the intended usable state.
No input items will be transferred out; material/product cost price
Inventory loss/scrap/damage VS Panying
Not yet completed: Net loss calculation of construction in progress (project cost) VS write-off of construction in progress Completed: Net loss calculated as extra operating expenses VS extra operating income Extraordinary causes (natural disasters): Net loss calculated as operating expenses
Reached the scheduled usable status Completion settlement not yet processed
Processing: Provisional estimated value Provision for depreciation
After completing the completion procedures: Adjust the original temporary valuation without adjusting depreciation
Changes in accounting estimates: Prospective application of law and letting bygones be bygones
Safety production fees extracted by enterprises in high-risk industries (Pick up first and use later)
When accruing Borrow: production cost/manufacturing overhead, etc. Credit: Special reserves (owners’ equity)
when using it a. Expenses b. Formation of fixed assets reaches the state of..., and the cumulative discount will be withdrawn in full Borrow: Special Reserve Borrow: Special Reserve Credit: Bank deposit Credit: Accumulated depreciation (full amount)
outsourcing
Booked value = construction project expenditure, installation project expenditure, installation equipment expenditure, apportioned deferred expenditure
Investor investment
According to the contract price/agreed price, except unfair ones ≈Shareholders give money and use the money to buy fixed assets
There is a disposal fee (happen in the future)
a. Recognition b. Amortization (effective interest method, amortized cost of liabilities) Debit: fixed assets Debit: financial expenses Credit: Estimated liabilities Credit: Estimated liabilities
Changes in estimated liabilities (Technical/legal/market, etc. reasons)
a. Increase in estimated liabilities: increase in fixed capital costs b. Decrease in estimated liabilities: reduce the cost of fixed assets (the minimum book value is 0) and the excess is profit and loss c. Changes after the end of the useful life of fixed assets: current profit and loss
Prospective law
Fixed asset scrapping and cleaning costs for general industrial and commercial enterprises: Fixed assets cleaning
trial sales
Principle: The revenue carried forward to the cost (current profit and loss) should not be offset and then offset against fixed capital costs or R&D expenditures.
Necessary expenditure/reasonable expenditure before completion → fixed capital cost; test whether it is operating normally → trial operation
Financial statement presentation: Daily activities "operating income" and "operating costs" items; non-routine "asset disposal income" items
depreciation
Definition Accrued depreciation amount = original value - estimated net residual value - impairment provision
Influencing factors
Original price, estimated net residual value, impairment provision, service life
Lifetime considerations: Estimated productivity or output/tangible losses/intangible losses/limitations by law or similar regulations
Depreciation area
If the current month increases, the next month's withdrawal will be made; if the current month decreases, the current month's withdrawal will not be withdrawn; if the withdrawal is sufficient, no further withdrawal will be made; if it is scrapped in advance, no further withdrawal will be made; if the land is recorded separately, no further withdrawal will be made. No accrual will be made for renewal and renovation, but accrual will be made for regular overhauls; completion settlement will not be processed until the intended usable state is reached (refer to the above)
Depreciation method
The expected consumption pattern that reflects economic benefits cannot be changed at will once determined.
straight line method
Averaging method
Subtract the estimated net salvage value to calculate the annual depreciation amount
workload method
Subtract the estimated net salvage value to calculate the depreciation amount per unit of work.
accelerated depreciation method (Principle of prudence, more prerequisites, less postulates)
double declining balance method
step1: annual depreciation rate=2÷estimated service life×100% step2: annual depreciation amount = net fixed asset value (original value - accumulated depreciation - provision) × annual depreciation rate step3: Depreciation amount in the last two years = (net fixed asset value - estimated net residual value) ÷2 Consider net value first, then residual value
sum of years digits method
Annual depreciation rate = remaining useful life ÷ sum of estimated useful life years × 100% Annual depreciation amount = (original value - estimated net residual value) × annual depreciation rate
Accounting treatment Debit: ~~ Credit: Accumulated depreciation
Review
At the end of each year, review the useful life/estimated net residual value/depreciation method
Changes in accounting estimates: prospective application, forgetting the past
Follow-up expenses
Capitalization
Applicable to: improvement/renovation/expansion/renewal
No depreciation is accrued during the period VS periodic overhaul is still accrued
The book value of fixed assets is reversely carried forward, that is, construction in progress → expenditures are transferred to construction in progress → transferred to fixed assets
replace
Book value of current fixed assets = Book value of original fixed assets Renovation and expansion expenditure - Book value of the replaced part
Entry
Replaced: Debit: Non-operating expenses Credit: Construction in progress
Depreciation amount of the replaced part: Method 1: Direct calculation Method 2: According to the ratio of "cost of the replaced part" to "total cost of original fixed assets"
Expensed
If it does not meet the conditions for capitalization of fixed assets, it will be included in the current profit and loss/other asset costs.
Debit: sales expenses/administrative expenses, etc. Credit: bank deposits, etc.
Dispose
Conditions for termination of confirmation (only 1 item must be met)
a. Disposal status: sale/transfer/scrap/destroy/foreign investment/non-monetary asset exchange/debt restructuring, etc.
b. No economic benefits are expected to be generated through application/disposal
Accounting
General Principles: a. Sale/Transfer to Held for Sale: Follow Guideline No. 42 b. Undivided Profit and loss (asset disposal profit and loss/non-operating income/non-operating expenses) through "fixed assets liquidation" (unfavorable debit, favorable credit).
Fixed assets account value debit and clearing → Cleaning up expenses debit and clearing → Sale/remnant materials → Insurance compensation loan and clearing → Net profit and loss
For sale: Borrow: bank/raw materials, etc. (price including tax) Credit: Fixed assets liquidation, output tax
净损益: 类1:出售转让(人为)→资产处置损益 类2:丧失使用功能(正常报废)/自然灾害→营业外收支 法1:看固资清理科目 法2:不含税(售价-费用)-固资账面价值
inventory
Pan Ying
Before approval Borrow: Fixed assets (replacement cost) Credit: Adjustment of profit and loss in previous years (processed as prior period error)
After approval Borrow: Adjustment of profit and loss in previous years Credit: Surplus reserve (10%), profit distribution-undistributed profits (90%)
Loss
Before approval Debit: Pending property gains and losses (account value), accumulated discounts, fixed capital impairment provisions Loan: Fixed capital
After approval Debit: other receivables, non-operating expenses (net loss) Credit: Pending property losses and losses