key points of financial liabilities
initial measurement financial liabilities
fair value (amount of cash you receive) + transaction costs (commissions, legal fees, bank fees)
ure
long term financing of purchases of NCA
example: buying machine at 10,000€
- payment: 2 years, 5% interest, annual repayments
- 5 years useful life
1. at purchase
D: machinery
C: current payables
NC payables
2. end of first year
D: interest expense
current payables
nc payables
C: cash
cash
current payables
3. end of second year
D: interest expense
current payables
C: cash
cash
later measurement of financial liabilities
amortised cost (updating liability by applying effective interest rate)
loans with constant installments
example:
- nominal amount: €21,475
- nominal interest rate = 5% per year (paid at end of year)
- 3 years
- 275€ upfront comission fee
- loan repayment: 3 constant installments
-> €7886 each (capital + interest)
1. recognising debt / recivieving loan
D: banks
C: LT debt financial institutions
ST debt financial institutions
2. first principal payment
D: interest expense
ST debt
LT debt
C: cash
ST debt
3. second payment
D: interest expense
ST debt
LT debt
C: cash
ST debt
4. final payment
D: interest expense
ST debt
C: cash
overdrafts on credit facilities
1. upfront fee
D: bank comissions and fees (626)
C: cash
2. drawdown (when credint line/overdraft used)
D: cash
C: current payables for drawdowns on credit facilities (5201)
3. payment interest
D: interst expense
C: cash
4. termination
D: 5201
C: cash
overdraft definition
the company goes into negative (no pre-approved limit)
credit facilit / credit line definition
a pre-approved borrowing limit
how to find effective interest rate
interest / amortised cost
what are non current guarentees extended?
a long-term security deposit the company paid, and will get back (long term) eg. A rental contract where you must pay a security deposit for 5 years