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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 JUNE 2017
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 JUNE 2017
COUNCIL POLICY - NON CURRENT ASSET ACCOUNTING POLICY
Non-current asset thresholds are as follows:
Asset Class Asset Threshold
plang SY
|Builldings $15,000
Other Infrastructure Assets $5,000
Plant & Equipment * $5,000
Roads & Bridge Network
Network Asset
Intangible Assets $5,000
* ICT Plant and Equipment has a recognition threshold of $1000.
Only expenditure that meets the non-current asset recognition criteria and is equal to or above the
threshold will be capitalised within Council's asset register.
Complex Assets
A complex asset (i.e. a building) can be apportioned to individual significant components. Assets will
be recognised at component level where feasible.
The significant components of a complex asset are identified and depreciated separately. This
provides accurate and relevant information for users of general purpose financial statements and for
asset management purposes.
A significant component is one that meets the following criteria:
° Can be separately identifiable and measurable and is able to be separated from the complex
asset;
° May require replacement and intervention at regular intervals during the life of the complex
asset;
° Has a significant value in relation to the total cost of the complex asset; and
« May have a different estimated useful life from the complex asset so that failure to depreciate
it separately would result in a material difference in the annual depreciation expense for that
asset.
When replacing a component of a complex asset and if applicable the existing written down value of
the original component should be written off.
Components will be capitalised as long as the total capital project expenditure meets the asset
recognition threshold.
Networked Asset
A network is a grouping of multiple assets that are individually below the capitalisation threshold. These
assets perform a whole service and require recognition in the financial statements due to their
collective value (i.e. roads and stormwater).
Operating Asset
Assets below the threshold may still be taken up in the asset register where required for asset
management purposes as operating (non-financial) assets, including highly attractive items such as
electrical equipment and small plant.
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