medium · Financial Accounting assets
Under IFRS (IAS 36), the 'recoverable amount' used in impairment testing is defined as:
- The historical cost of the asset minus accumulated depreciation to date
- The higher of fair value less costs of disposal and value in use
- The undiscounted sum of all estimated future net cash flows expected
- The present value of future cash flows from continued use only
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