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ACCA · Question 22 · Agriculture

SECTION B - CASE 2: BioHarvest Agri

BioHarvest Agri Co operates commercial vineyards. The year-end is 30 September 20X6.
On 15 September 20X6, BioHarvest harvested 100 tonnes of grapes. The fair value of the grapes at the point of harvest was $2,000 per tonne. Estimated costs to sell were $100 per tonne. The actual cost of harvesting was $50 per tonne.

At what value should the harvested grapes be initially recognized on 15 September 20X6?

Answer options:

A.

$200,000

B.

$190,000

C.

$185,000

D.

$5,000

How to approach this question

Apply the IAS 41 measurement rule for agricultural produce at the point of harvest: Fair Value less Costs to Sell. Ignore actual incurred costs for this valuation.

Full Answer

B.$190,000✓ Correct
Under IAS 41, agricultural produce harvested from an entity's biological assets is measured at its fair value less costs to sell at the point of harvest. Fair value ($2,000) - Costs to sell ($100) = $1,900 per tonne. 100 tonnes * $1,900 = $190,000. This value becomes the 'cost' for the purpose of IAS 2 Inventory going forward.

Common mistakes

Deducting the actual harvesting costs ($50) from the fair value.

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