ASC

Concept

link-only subtopic

Referenced in 4 subtopics across 4 areas.

Assets1

  1. 350-985Software350 Intangibles—Goodwill and Other

    ASC 350-985 is a link-only subtopic: it contains no substantive rules of its own but points readers to Subtopic 985-20 for the capitalization of computer software costs as intangible assets. Specifically, it directs users to 985-20-25-3 (costs of producing product masters incurred after technological feasibility is established) and 985-20-25-10 (purchased software having an alternative future use).

Liabilities1

  1. 430-10Overall430 Deferred Revenue

    ASC 430-10 is now only a signpost: it contains no substantive recognition or measurement rules of its own. Its single remaining paragraph (430-10-05-1) directs readers to Topic 606 for guidance on deferred revenue and contract liabilities. The former recognition and relationship paragraphs (430-10-25-1 and 430-10-60-1) were superseded by ASU 2014-09.

Expenses1

  1. 705-905Agriculture705 Cost of Sales and Services

    ASC 705-905 is a "link-only" subtopic: it contains no substantive rules of its own and simply directs agricultural cooperatives to the guidance elsewhere in the Agriculture topic on when unprocessed products received from patrons are charged to cost of goods sold. The core point is that a COGS charge (and the related liability to patrons) arises only when the cooperative's board of directors assigns an amount to those unprocessed products.

Broad Transactions1

  1. 815-958Not-for-Profit Entities815 Derivatives and Hedging

    ASC 815-958 is a link-only subtopic: it contains no substantive rules of its own but points not-for-profit entities to the derivatives guidance that applies to them. It directs readers to 958-30-25-7 through 25-14 to decide whether an obligation arising from an irrevocable split-interest agreement contains an embedded derivative requiring bifurcation under 815-15-25-1, and (upon transition) to 815-20-25-3A and 815-20-25-143 for the timing of hedge documentation and hedge effectiveness assessments by certain NFPs.