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Hello everyone. Todayamp;#39;s topic is going to be how to perform an impairment analysis. The topic could be quite complex so we are going to start from the basics go through a trigger analysis all the way through a step one and step two impairment analysis. But before we do please subscribe so you donamp;#39;t miss any future content. And comment with any questions or topics you want to see covered. Okay letamp;#39;s start with what an impairment is and why we might need to do this analysis. Under ASC 360 when events occur or circumstances indicate that an asset groupamp;#39;s carrying value may not be recoverable. Then recoverability tests should be performed if that asset group is not recoverable it should be written down to its fair value. Simply put if you have an asset group on your books that cannot generate cash flows exceeding its value then it should be written down to its fair value. Now we mentioned the term asset group there is a similar te
