What is the true meaning of an Asset based on IFRS? - YouTube

Channel: Axie Perpetuity

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according to the 2018 conceptual
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framework
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asset is defined as a present economic
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resource controlled by the entity
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as a result of past events in this
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definition there are three
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keywords
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first is present economic resource
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controlled by the entity
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result of past events
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economic resource is a right that has
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the potential to produce economic
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benefits
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so if you have a right over a certain
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asset
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and if that right could lead to potential
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economic benefits
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and that met in terms of the definition
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of an asset
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so meaning for example you have
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inventories and these inventories you
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have the right to sell these inventories
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and that right after you have sold those
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inventories you will recognize for
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a certain level of income or sales and
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that is considered the economic benefits
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another critical aspect of the
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definition according to the 2018
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conceptual framework is that an asset
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has to be controlled by the entity
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so
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owned by the company so based on the
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definition of the conceptual framework
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it has to be controlled meaning it is not only owned by the
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company there should be an element of
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control because there are
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assets own by company but they don't
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have the control
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and there are assets controlled by
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the company but they don't own these
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assets
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but according to the conceptual
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framework it has to be controlled so
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anything controlled by the company
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and they earn economic they recognize
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economic benefits
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therefore they should be considered as
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assets
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control is actually linked to a right
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when we say
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right the company has to have
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a right the right to sell to pledge
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or to dispose that property
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so if you have these rights like for example you have the right to sell the assets to sell the property or to pledge as a result of an obligation
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therefore you can establish that there
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is a control over that asset
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theoretically your concept control
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is similar on how we assess control in
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line with IFRS 15
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and IFRS 10 wherein there should be
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there should be an element of power over
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that asset
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and we can actually demonstrate or
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establish
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that benefits can be recognized in
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terms of that power
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the last important concept when it comes
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to assets is that
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assets should be recognized as a result
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of past events
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and and these past events mean that
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there is an
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action in the past that occurs which
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triggers the recognition of an asset
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like for example you vote on inventories
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okay you recognize inventories and that
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is the past event
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you have recognized an asset as a result
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of
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of buying those inventories
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hopefully i have explained in a proper way the
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concept assets
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in line with the conceptual framework
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this concept is really critical because there
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will be a lot of accounting concepts
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where in control has to be assessed so
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as early as now i think we need to be
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knowledgeable in terms of the basic
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on when to recognize an asset
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