Property Plant and Equipment Schedule (PPE Note) FULL EXAMPLE
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- In this lesson, we go through a thorough example of how to do a Property, Plant and Equipment Note (PPE Schedule) from beginning to end. We explain what PPE is and why we do it and key points on completing the PPE. You will also get to understand the Property Plant and Equipment Format. Our example goes through the following sections:
1) Carrying value at the beginning of the period (Cost and accumulated depreciation)
2) Movements during the year (Additions, disposal, and depreciation)
3) Carrying value at the end of the period (Costs and accumulated depreciation)
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Hey loved the lecture can you kindly explain in the case where there is trade in for another equipment such that you dispose by offering the asset in exchange of another and a payment of cash
I didn't understand the ppe note until I saw this.
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Please do notes to financial statements
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This is good can this table be used instead of T account thanks
Thank you for explaining the PPE and are there any videos with the impairment value/amount
Thank you Sir
Clear explanation thank you Sir. When the non current asset is revalued at surplus or loss how is it disclosed on the PPE note?
When there are revaluations, another row is created for revaluation. If it is a surplus, you put it as a positive and negative if a loss.
This was way helpful. Writing financial accounting 2 nex week and I'm so anxious about PPE 😢😔
Great video, simply explained. Just a part that um still not sure of... the part of depreciation don't we multiply the 2 months and divide by 12 months of the year, especially the land and building since its occupied for 2 months? kindly explain
That's what we did 19:14
@@Counttuts thanks, wonder how I missed that.
Thank u so much for this explanation.. it really has cleared a lot for me..
However I'm a little confused as to land and building. If the building was fully erected on 1st Jan. 2011 den it still has about two months to d end of d period being 28th February.. so I thought d cost of d building would b recognised at the end of d period . And also depreciation for two months would b charged as well. But I did not see dat in your explanation. Please can u throw more light on building so I can be clear sir. Thanks so much ..
Sorry ..I didn't follow it to d end before sending d above. Now I have seen your complete explanation. Bravo .it was very helpful..thanks so much..
Please I need a favour .. how do we can I calculate breakeven point for a non manufacturing business with no units .. and no cost COGS .. pls help .
Can you show me how they calculated the depreciation of the sold vehicle R1860?
What if the vehicle is bought during the period? Does it mean that we add it on additions ? And calculate its depr as well
Yes
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Hi sir, i have a query here on the depreciation of buildings, doesn't IAS16 tell us to start depreciating an item of PPE on the date it becomes available for use not when it actually starts being used? because in this example we calc. depreciation based on the 2 months it started to be occupied.
you are really excellent at explaining , i am new to accounting , i have a question on depreciation , it says 10% on depreciation p/a on plant and machinery ( strait line) , it only gives me the cost of R100 000, was bought 1 Jan -, the bal sheet is for end Dec , how do i calc depreciation , everyone is saying i should use total cost less residual value , but i do not know how to find the residual value
Hello, you have to be given the residual value.
23:00
on land and building , why we didn't separate them as land and building each?
Is it ACCA FR?
Pls give us more examples on PPE
Will see if I can do one soon. Thanks for the suggestion.
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What happens if you buy new vehicles,equip...Etc how do we calculate the depreciations,....I have intermidiate acc tomorrow 11.00Am EAT
please confirm your total depreciation for equipment, I got R21 862
WOW
I’m writing in 45 minutes😏
I dont understand the Equipment balances From 315000 to 280000 with a disposal of 22940???
What does sale proceeds mean
Hello there, it is the amount you receive from the sale.
why 600000 will be minus ?
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need help with this
Ain't the arrow pointin' at wrong amount 🤦♂️.
I hate this section of accounting
Keep at it, practice it and you will be fine.
I just needed this now at this moment, I am writing Financial Acc. 2 today @ 14H00 and the explanations are way much clearer!! Thank you!!
Very much helpful. Same here