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Question: Cash-generating units, corporate assets, goodwill
Camelot Ltd is in the business of manufacturing children's toys. Its operations are carried out through three operating divisions. namely the Merlin Division. the Hollow Division and the Hills Division. These divisions are separate cash-generating units. In accounting for any impairment losses. all central management assets are allocated to each of these divisions.
At 31 July 2016. the assets allocated to each division were as follows:
Merlin CGU
Hollow CGU
Hills CGU
Buildings
$ 656
$ 600
$ 368
Accumulated depreciation
(336)
(304)
(272)
Land
160
240
120
Machinery
328
448
(48)
(256)
(248)
Inventory
96
64
80
Goodwill
32
40
24
Head Office assets
In relation to land values, the land relating to the Merlin and Hills Divisions have carrying amounts less than their fair values as stand-alone assets. The land held by the Hollow Division has a fair value less costs of disposal of $234.
Camelot Ltd determined the recoverable amount of each of the cash-generating units at 31 July 2016 as follows:
Merlin
$936
Hollow
720
Hills
640
RequiredPrepare the journal entry(ies) for Camelot Ltd to record any impairment loss at 31 July 2016.
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