When an Operating Asset Is Made Up of Significant Individual

question 36

Multiple Choice

When an operating asset is made up of significant individual components, IFRS require the company to

• A)group those components into no more than three groups for depreciation
• B)combine the components into one unit and use a weighted average useful life
• C)ignore the components for accounting purposes
• D)account for each component individually

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Definitions:

Operating Cash Flow

The cash generated by a company's normal business operations, indicating its ability to fund operations, debt, and investments.

Gross Fixed Assets

The total value of a company's physical assets that are used in its operations and not expected to be consumed or converted into cash in the short term.

Current Assets

Assets that a company expects to convert into cash within one year or one business cycle, whichever is longer.

Operating Plan

A short- to intermediate-term business plan addressing a firm’s methods and goals over the period covered. Most companies have an annual operating plan.