Segment reporting Flashcards
What is segment reporting?
Segment reporting IFRS 8
It provides financial information regarding the financial position and performance of the key operating segments of a company.
Could be based on products or geographical areas.
Particularly applicable to large enterprises:
i) that produce a diversified range of products and services. ii) have a number of business lines and operations. iii) Often operate in different geographical areas or countries.
Definition of IFRS 8?
Definition of IFRS 8:
- Operating segment of a business entity from which it may earn revenues and incur expenses
- regular review of resource allocations by CODM.
- for which discrete financial information is available.
What is the threshold of segment reporting and what must you identify when presenting segment reporting?
What is the threshold of segment reporting and what must you identify when presenting segment reporting?
You must:
- Identifying Operating Segments
- Reported revenue/profits (absolute amount of the reported)
- Assets
The rule is to identify 75% from the overall sector
To calculate the different operating segments, what must you do?
To calculate the different operating segments, what must you do?
You must identify:
- More than 10% of overall gross revenue (including inter-segment sales).
- The absolute amount of the segments reported profit or loss is 10% or more of the greater (in absolute amount) of :
0.10 x 1090 = 109 - see page 72 of handbook
- the combined reported profit of all segments that did not report a loss
- the combined reported loss of all segments that did not report a profit (More than 10% of the combined assts value).
Now refer to typed notes on segment reporting