The document discusses Indian Accounting Standards (IAS), which are the accounting standards used for preparing annual financial statements and reports in India. The IAS are developed by the Indian Accounting Standards Board under the supervision of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The standards are recommended to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for implementation. The document then presents a comparative statement that lists the Indian Accounting Standards and their corresponding International Accounting Standards or International Financial Reporting Standards.
The document discusses Indian Accounting Standards (IAS), which are the accounting standards used for preparing annual financial statements and reports in India. The IAS are developed by the Indian Accounting Standards Board under the supervision of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The standards are recommended to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for implementation. The document then presents a comparative statement that lists the Indian Accounting Standards and their corresponding International Accounting Standards or International Financial Reporting Standards.
The document discusses Indian Accounting Standards (IAS), which are the accounting standards used for preparing annual financial statements and reports in India. The IAS are developed by the Indian Accounting Standards Board under the supervision of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The standards are recommended to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for implementation. The document then presents a comparative statement that lists the Indian Accounting Standards and their corresponding International Accounting Standards or International Financial Reporting Standards.
The document discusses Indian Accounting Standards (IAS), which are the accounting standards used for preparing annual financial statements and reports in India. The IAS are developed by the Indian Accounting Standards Board under the supervision of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The standards are recommended to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for implementation. The document then presents a comparative statement that lists the Indian Accounting Standards and their corresponding International Accounting Standards or International Financial Reporting Standards.
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Indian Accounting Standards
(IAS or the Indian GAAP) Meaning and Regulations of Indian Accounting Standard
• The accounting standards used for preparation of annual financial
accounts and reporting framework are developed under the supervision and control of Indian Accounting Standard Board (IASB) under the control of Institute of Chartered Accountancy (ICA). • It is also consists of representatives of government, academicians, (ASSOCHAM, CII, FICCI) etc. • These standards are recommended to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for notifying their implementation. based on these standards corporate financial statements are prepared and published. • The details of Indian Accounting Standards and its convergence are presented in comparative statement of AS and IAS. Acconting Standard Title IAS/IFRS Title2 IAS 01 Disclosure of accounting policies 1Presentation of financial statements IAS 02 Valuation of inventories 2Inventories IAS 03 Cash flow statements 7Cash flow statements Contingencies and events occurrence Events occurring after the balance sheet IAS 04 after the balance sheet date 10 date Net profit or loss for the period, Net profit or loss for the period. Prior period fundamental errors and changes in IAS 05 items and changes in accounting policies 8 accounting policies Corresponding IAS has been withdrawn since the matter is now covered by IAS IAS 06 Depreciation accounting and IAS 38 IAS 07 Construction contracts 11Construction contracts IAS 08 Accounting policies ( withdrawn by ICAI) IAS 09 Revenue recognition 18Revenue IAS 10 Accounting for fixed assets 16Property, plant and equipment Effect of changes in foreign exchange The effect of changes in foreign exchange IAS 11 rates 21 rates Accounting for government grants and IAS 12 Accounting for government grants 20 disclosure of government assistance Corresponding IAS has been withdrawn since the matter is now covered by IAS IAS 13 Accounting for investment 32, 39, and 40 and IFRS 7 IAS 14 Accounting for amalgamations IFRS 3 Business combinations Accounting for retirement benefits in the IAS 15 financial statements of employers 19Employee benefits IAS 16 Borrowing costs 23Borrowing costs IAS 17 Segment reporting 14/IFRS 8 Segment reporting IAS 18 Related party transactions 24Related party disclosures IAS 19 Lease accounting 17Leases IAS 20 Earnings per share 33Earnings per share IAS 21 Consolidated financial statements 27Consolidated and separate financial IAS 22 Accounting for taxes on income 12Income taxes Accounting for investments in associates IAS 23 in consolidated financial statements 28Investments in associates Discontinuance of operations. Further, AS 10 deals with accounting for fixed Non-current assets held for sale and IAS 24 assets retired from active use. IFRS 5 discontinued operations IAS 25 Interim financial reporting 34Interim financial reporting IAS 26 Accounting of intangible assets 38Intangible assets Financial reporting of interest in joint IAS 27 ventures 31Interest in joint ventures IAS 28 Impairment of assets 36Impairment of assets Provisions , contingent liabilities and Provisions, contingent liabilities and IAS 29 contingent assets 37 contingent assets Financial instruments- Recognition and IAS 30 Measurement 39Financial instruments: Recognition and measurement IAS 31 Financial instruments- presentation 32Financial instruments: Presentation Accounting and reporting by retirement IAS 32 Financial instruments – Disclosure 26 benefit plans Financial reporting in Hyper-inflationary 29 economies 40Investment property 41Agriculture