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An item of property plant and equipment had a carrying amount of C30 000 at reporting date (before performing the review for indications of impairment).
The impairment indicator review at reporting date suggested that this asset could possibly be impaired. The recoverable amount was then estimated to be C25 000 at reporting date.
At the same time, the useful life was re-estimated and found to be shorter than the useful life that had been used for purposes of calculating the asset’s depreciation. Had this shorter useful life been used instead, the carrying amount at reporting date would have been C28 000 (i.e. not C30 000). All amounts are considered to be material.
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