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24 LEASES - A PROJECT UPDATE<br />

CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS –<br />

BUSINESS COMBINATIONS<br />

If the acquiree is a lessee, the acquirer would recognise and measure a liability <strong>to</strong> make lease payments at the present value<br />

of future lease payments as if the lease contract is a new lease at the acquisition date and a right-of-use asset equal <strong>to</strong> the<br />

liability <strong>to</strong> make lease payments, adjusted for any off-market terms in the lease contract.<br />

If the acquiree is a lessor and the receivable and residual approach is used for an asset, the acquirer would recognise and measure<br />

a receivable at the present value of future lease payments at the acquisition date and a residual asset as the difference between<br />

that present value and the fair value of the underlying asset at the acquisition date.<br />

If the acquiree is a lessor of investment property- the acquirer should apply the guidance in IFRS 3 Business Combinations that<br />

relates <strong>to</strong> acquired operating <strong>leases</strong>.<br />

If the acquiree has short-term <strong>leases</strong> then the acquirer would not recognise separate assets or liabilities related <strong>to</strong> the lease<br />

contract at the acquisition date.<br />

<strong>BDO</strong> comment<br />

It appears that, in contrast <strong>to</strong> an entity that enters in<strong>to</strong> short term <strong>leases</strong>, that the acquirer would not have the option of<br />

recognising assets and liabilities arising from short term <strong>leases</strong>.

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