International accounting standards Flashcards

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What is IAS 1

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presentation of financial statements

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What is IAS 2

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Inventories

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What is IAS 7

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statement of cash flows

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What is IAS 8

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accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates & errors

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What is IAS 10

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events after the reporting period

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What is IAS 16

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property plant and equipment

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What is IAS 18

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revenue

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What is IAS 36

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impairment of assets

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What is IAS 37

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provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets

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10
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What is IAS 38

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intangible assets

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main facts for IAS 1- presentation of financial statements

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the standards states that a company must prepare a complete set of financial statements that include
an income statement
a balance sheet
a statement of cash flows
changes in equity
a statement of accounting policy
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Main facts for IAS 2 - inventories

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inventory must be vaued at the lower of NRV and cost

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Main facts for IAS 7- statement of cash flows

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a cash flow statement must be included in a specific format as part of a companys financial statements

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Main facts for IAS 80 accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors

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changes of policy can only occur
if it is required by an accounting standard
or if the change results in more accurate financial statements

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Main facts for IAS 10- events after the reporting period

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IAS 10 distinguishes between adjusting and non adjusting events
if the amounts involved are large then it is an adjusting event
these include things like tax liabilities, legal fees and large bad debts

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Main facts for IAS 16- property , plant and equipment

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a company must show non current assets at cost minus depreciation or revaluation
depreciation must be charged on all non current assets except freehold land

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Main facts for IAS 18- revenue

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financial transactions are recorded when legal titles passes between buyer and seller and not when the payment is made

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Main facts for IAS 36- impairment of assets

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assets are shown in the balance sheet at no more than their value or recoverable amount
if their is an impairment loss the asset should be shown i the balance sheet as there recoverable amount and the impairment loss as an expense on the income statement

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Main facts for IAS 37- provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets

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contingent liabilities should be only be disclosed in the notes the accepts ad not be shown in the financial statements
contingent assets should not be included in the financials statements as they may never be realised and therefore could be misleading
a provision is shown in as a liability in the balance sheet and must be explained in the notes to the accounts

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what is a provision

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it is a liability of uncertain timing or amount. the uncertainty is what distinguishes a provision from liability such as payables and accruals.

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what is a contingent liabaility

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it is a possible obligation that arises from past events and where existence will be confirmed only by the occurrence of one or more uncertain future events, not wholly within the entity’s control.

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what is a contingent asset

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is a possible or probable asset that arises from past evens and whose existence will be confirmed only by the occurrence of one or more uncertain future events not wholly within the entities control.

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Main facts for IAS 38- intangible assets

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only purchased intangible assets awn be recognised in the financial statements so internally generated brand name or goodwill cannot be recognised