ACCA SBR UK Syllabus C. Reporting The Financial Performance Of A Range Of Entities - Investment property - Notes 6 / 24
Investment property
The main differences between FRS 102 Section 16 and IAS 40 Investment Property are:
IAS 40 | FRS 102 Section 16 |
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IAS 40 allows a choice between cost and fair value. | FRS 102 requires measurement at fair value provided that it can be measured reliably without undue cost or effort. |
IAS 40 stipulates that the separate components of mixed-use property could be sold separately, otherwise the non-investment property element should be insignificant. | Mixed use property can be separately accounted for provided that separate fair values can be determined for each component. |
No exclusion regarding property held for social benefit. | Property held for the primary provision of social benefit is excluded. |
IAS 40 covers guidance on the exchange of investment property for non-monetary assets. | No guidance. |
IAS 40 gives guidance for the situation where the lessor provides ancillary services to the occupants of a property. | FRS 102 does not cover the situation where the lessor provides ancillary services to the occupants of a property. |
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