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Borrowing Cost
EXPENSE CAPITALIZE
if not related to a if it relates to a
qualifying asset qualifying asset
QUALIFYING ASSET
those that take a long time to get ready
MEASUREMENT
GENERAL BORROWINGS
1. capitalized borrowing costs using the
following formula:
capitalization rate x the expenditure
2. but limit to the actual borrowing costs
incurred
3. capitalization rate = weighted average
borrowing costs divided by the general
outstanding borrowings
SPECIFIC BORROWINGS
1. capitalized the total amount of borrowing costs
actually incurred less any interest income earned
on the temporary investment of any surplus
borrowings
Sample Problem:
Swan Limited borrowed a loan from bank @ 12% per annum amounting to Rs.1, 000,000
for the construction of power generation facilities of the company. The loan
was received on January 01 and utilized Rs. 300,000 on Qualifying Asset. On January
1, the company deposited the remaining amount in a bank yielding interest @ 6%.
Whole of the amount is withdrawn and paid to contractor on March 01. The company
returned the loan to bank after 9 months i.e. on October 01. You are required to
calculate the amount of borrowing cost eligible for capitalization.
Solution:
Hint: Borrowing period 9 months
Investment period 2 months
Sample Problem:
MCQ (Private) Limited has the following loans outstanding as at December 31, 2005. Rs.
Required:
i) Capitalization Rate
Capitalization Rate.
Loan Amount W Avg. Rate Interest
Rs. Rs. Rs.
Loan 1 300,000 300,000 6% 18,000
Loan 2 200,000 (9/12) 150,000 8% 12,000
Loan 3 150,000 (6/12) 75,000 9% 6,750
650,000 525,000 36,750
Total Interest
Capitalization rate = x100
Weighted Average Loan
36,750
x100
525,000
Capitalization rate = 7%
Expenditure Incurred on Rate Period Capitalization
Rupees
Capital Expenditure
Incurred cost 160,000
Borrowing cost eligible for capitalization 8,750
Total 168.750