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Monday, October 13, 2014

PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES MASB 32/MFRS 201-PART 3

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DETERMINATION OF STAGE OF COMPLETION
Determination may be based on:-
u The proportion that property development cost incurred for work performed to date bear to the estimated total property development costs;
u Surveys of work performed; or
u Completion of a physical proportion of the property development cost.
                i.e. physical work completed as a percent of total physical work of project.
•       When stage of completion determined using proportion cost incurred to date, only property development cost that reflect work performed are included. The following cost do not relate to work performed;
                - cost of land
                - financing cost capitalised
                - advance payment made to contractor
LIQUIDATED ASCERTAINED DAMAGE (LAD)
•       LAD receivable from contractor for late completion and LAD payable to customer for late delivery shall disclose as gross amount in income statement.
•       Journal entry for LAD payable to customer
•       Dt  LAD expenses             xxx
 Kt Provision for LAD ( Balance sheet)     xxx

BORROWING COST
•       Interest on borrowing allowed to be capitalised only if the activities necessary to prepare the property for its intended use or sale are in progress
•       Capitalised must be cease if project has been suspended or if no development activity is being carried on
INVENTORIES
l  Inventories of unsold completed development units shall be stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value
l  Unsold units retained by the entity are accounted for in accordance with MFRS 102/ MASB 2 Inventories, MFRS 116/MASB 15 Property, plant and equipment or MFRS 140 Investment Property/MASB Approved IAS 25 Accounting for Investment
Summarised costs journals required to apply the principle of MASB 32:-
1) When cost are allocated to or incurred in                         project :
                  Dr                         Property development project account
                                                Cr            Land held for development account
                                                Cr            Cash/ Creditors/ Depreciation/
                                                Provision, etc
2)When customers/buyers are billed for progress            billings:
Dr           Accounts receivable
                                Cr            Progress billing account
3) At the end of a period, when revenue and   
    costs are recognised based on the stage of  
    completion:
   Dr Progress billings account
         Cr Project revenue in the income statement
   Dr Project as an expense in the income statement
         Cr Project costs as an expense in the balance sheet