Concept
property, plant, and equipment
Referenced in 4 subtopics across 2 areas.
Assets3
- 360-910Contractors—Construction360 Property, Plant, and Equipment
ASC 360-910 was the construction-contractor-specific guidance on property, plant, and equipment, but every substantive paragraph (05-1, 15-1, 25-1, and 35-1) was superseded by Maintenance Update No. 2019-01. The subtopic is now an empty shell containing no operative recognition, measurement, or scope guidance. Contractors therefore apply the general PP&E guidance in ASC 360-10 (and, for contract accounting, ASC 606 and ASC 340-40).
- 360-954Health Care Entities360 Property, Plant, and Equipment
This industry subtopic addresses how health care entities present property that is held for investment purposes rather than used in operations. Its single substantive rule is that such property is reported as part of investments (360-954-45-1), not within operating property, plant, and equipment. Its scope follows the health care entities Overall Subtopic scope in Section 954-10-15.
- 360-962Plan Accounting—Defined Contribution Pension Plans360 Property, Plant, and Equipment
This subtopic governs how a defined contribution pension plan accounts for property, plant, and equipment that the plan itself uses in its operations. The core rule is that such operating assets — buildings, equipment, furniture and fixtures, and leasehold improvements — are reported at cost less accumulated depreciation or amortization, rather than at fair value like investment assets.
Industry1
- 922-10Overall922 Entertainment—Cable Television
ASC 922-10 is the Overall subtopic of the Entertainment—Cable Television Topic, which addresses accounting and reporting for costs and expenses of constructing and operating a cable television system (922-10-05-1). It applies to all entities in the cable television industry and provides only incremental industry-specific guidance, so those entities must also follow all other applicable GAAP (922-10-15-1 through 15-2). The Topic is organized into Subtopics covering intangibles/goodwill, property, plant, and equipment, other expenses, and interest.