ALL IAS + IFRS Flashcards

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IFRS 13

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Fair value measurement - the fair value of an asset is the price which would be receive on that measurement date

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IAS 21

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The effects of changes in foreign exchange rates - how the currency is translated into the financial statements

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2
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IAS 37

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Provisions - to ensure the appropriate recognition and measurement is used and information is correctly disclosed

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3
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IAS 27

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Separate financial statements - this standard requires an entity to account for its investments in subsidiaries, joint ventures and associates either at *COST * IFRS 9 financial instruments * using the equity method under IAS 28 investments in joint ventures

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IFRS 5

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Non current assets held for sale and discontinued operations - when a entity plans to recover its value by selling it rather than using it and a discontinued operation is a component of an entity that has been disposed of or classified as held for sale

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5
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IFRS 3

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Business combinations - when a business obtain controls of a business

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6
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Combined

IFRS 10

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Consolidated financial statement - an investor controls invested where it has power over invested, exposure to rights as variable returns and ability to use power to affect the variable returns

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7
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IAS 38

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Intangible assets - non Monterey item that lacks physical substance. Recognition can only apply if it is probable that the future economic benefits will flow to the entity and the cost can be measured reliability - measured at cost or revaluation and amortised over their useful life

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8
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IFRS 2

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Share based payments - director receives share options or other residual interest in the company net assets

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9
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IAS 19

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Employee benefits - all forms of consideration expect shares, in exchange for service rendered by employees

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10
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IFRS 8

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Operating segments - reportable segments are those operating segments must be separately disclosed. They must have similar operating characteristics to be disclosed as an operating segment

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IFRS 15

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Revenue from contracts with customers - Must have commercial substance contract, transaction price has been considered, performance obligation throughout service/contract life, allocation of the product to a stand alone item

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12
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IAS 16

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PPE - recognition based upon the probability that future benefits will flow from the entity from the asset that can be measured reliability

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13
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IAS 20

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Government grants and disclosure of government assistance - government grant is recognised when there is reasonable assurance that entity will company with the conditions attached to the grant and the grant will be received

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14
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IAS 38

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Intangibles - must be identifiable from contracts or legal rights / control over benefits of asset / probable future economic benefits such as revenues

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15
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IAS 1

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Presentation of financial statements - should be on the going concern basis and accruals concept

16
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IAS 2

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Inventories - valued at the lower of cost or NRV

17
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IAS 7

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Statement of cashflow - Categorised as investing activites, operating activities and financing activities

18
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IAS 8

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Changes in accounting policies, estimates and errors - accounting policies and errors are made retrospectively and estimates are made prospectively. This is to ensure that information is relevant and comparable

19
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IAS 10

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Events after the reporting date - Adjusting event existed at the time of the reporting date

20
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IAS 12

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Income tax - takes into the timing differences between the carrying amount of assets and the tax base of assets

21
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IAS 16

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measured at cost or revaluation model - recognition when probable future economic benefits can flow and can be measured reliability

22
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IAS 23

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Borrowing costs - costs incurred that are directly attributable to the construction of asset must be capitalised

23
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IAS 24

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Related party disclosure - Disclosure of key management personal transactions

24
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IAS 28

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Investments in associate or joint venture - significant influence or controlIA

25
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IAS 32

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Financial instruments - classification of financial assets and liability and equity instruments

26
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IAS 33

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EPS - calculated using the weighted average number of shares

27
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IAS 34

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Interim financial reporting

28
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IAS 36

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Impairment of assets - ensures that an entity is not carrying assets more than their recoverable amount

29
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IAS 40

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Investment property - held for activities of investment only - revaluation can only be used

30
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IAS 41

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Agriculture - biological assets are measured at fair value less cost to sell

31
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IFRS 1

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First time adoption of IFRS - set out procedure that entity must follow to when adopts IFRS

32
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IFRS 7

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Financial instruments disclosure - about the significance of the financial instruments to an entity

33
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IFRS 11

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Joint arrangements - Joint control and agreement

34
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IFRS 12

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Disclosure of interest in other entities

35
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IFRS 16

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Leases - recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure of the lease