Report
What this phase delivers
Three artefacts come out of the report phase: the carrying-amount reconciliation the standard requires, the disclosure note that surrounds it, and the internal board and ROI view that management needs. All three draw on the same schedule, so they tie to one another by construction. The discipline here is consistency: the number in the board pack, the note and the ledger are the same number.
The pages in this phase
The IAS 38 paragraph 118 reconciliation applied to capitalised token spend.
The IAS 38 disclosure note requirements for a token-built asset.
A copy-ready reconciliation template you can populate.
A defensible ROI slide the audit committee will accept.
The FP&A KPI view of the asset and its amortisation drag.
Pressure-testing the schedule and position before the auditor does.
A copy-ready policy memo with the useful-life justification.