Bovine Ltd. has the following assets in a CGU:     Carrying Value (thousands) Equipment   $ 861   Building     2,009   Land     1,170   Goodwill     200       $ 4,240     The recoverable amount has been determined to be $3,340. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land is $1,070; no other assets could be separately valued. Required: 1. Allocate the impairment loss to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.) Bovine Ltd. has the following assets in a CGU:     Carrying Value (thousands) Equipment   $ 861   Building     2,009   Land     1,170   Goodwill     200       $ 4,240     The recoverable amount has been determined to be $3,340. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land is $1,070; no other assets could be separately valued. Required: 1. Allocate the impairment loss to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.)           Carrying Value (thousands) Proportion Allocation of impairment loss Net book value Equipment $861   %     Building 2,009   %     Land 1,170   %     Goodwill 200   %       $4,240     $0 $0   2. Assume that the recoverable amount recovered to $3,540 in the subsequent year. Allocate the impairment reversal to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land remains at $1,070. There is no concern with a ceiling value when assigning the recovery to building or equipment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.)           Carrying Value (thousands) Proportion Allocation of impairment loss Net book value Equipment     %     Building     %     Land     %     Goodwill     %       $0     $0 $0

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Bovine Ltd. has the following assets in a CGU:

 
  Carrying Value (thousands)
Equipment   $ 861  
Building     2,009  
Land     1,170  
Goodwill     200  
    $ 4,240  
 


The recoverable amount has been determined to be $3,340. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land is $1,070; no other assets could be separately valued.

Required:
1. Allocate the impairment loss to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.)

Bovine Ltd. has the following assets in a CGU:

 
  Carrying Value (thousands)
Equipment   $ 861  
Building     2,009  
Land     1,170  
Goodwill     200  
    $ 4,240  
 


The recoverable amount has been determined to be $3,340. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land is $1,070; no other assets could be separately valued.

Required:
1. Allocate the impairment loss to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.)

 
 
 
 
  Carrying Value (thousands) Proportion Allocation of impairment loss Net book value
Equipment $861   %    
Building 2,009   %    
Land 1,170   %    
Goodwill 200   %    
  $4,240     $0 $0



 



2. Assume that the recoverable amount recovered to $3,540 in the subsequent year. Allocate the impairment reversal to individual assets and calculate the net book value of each asset after the impairment. The separate fair value less costs of disposal for land remains at $1,070. There is no concern with a ceiling value when assigning the recovery to building or equipment. (Enter answers in thousands of dollars.)

 
 
 
 
  Carrying Value (thousands) Proportion Allocation of impairment loss Net book value
Equipment     %    
Building     %    
Land     %    
Goodwill     %    
  $0     $0 $0

 

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