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    and a

    IFRS

    IFRS INDIAN GAAP

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    INDIAN GAAPIFRS

    1.CONCEPTUAL

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    2.LAW AND STANDARDS

    LAW OVERRIDES

    STANDARDS

    USAGE BY INVESTOR IS

    KEPT IN MIND

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    IFRS

    INDIAN GAAP IFRS

    True and Fairpresentation of

    financials.

    Emphasis is onfairly presented

    statements.

    3. Fairly Presented Statements

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    IFRSINDIAN GAAP

    4. Presentation

    Defines format of balancesheet and its related

    statements

    For listed companies,

    Insurance companies,Banks, SEBI, IRDA and

    other regulatory authorities

    guide as to how financials

    are to be projected.

    IAS-1 providesguidelines and overall

    requirements and

    Presentation of financial

    statement

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    5 Extra

    ordinary

    items

    Required to be separately

    disclosed in Indian GAAP.

    No provision

    6 Reports Generally in India, as per

    schedule IV of the

    companies Act, 1956,

    In a few cases, cash flow

    statement is required to

    be presented (AS-3),

    IAS-1 require a

    business entity to

    report the financial in

    the following five

    statements:

    yBalance sheet

    yIncome Statement

    yCash Flow Statement

    yStatement of change

    in EquityyNotes to accounts

    yCash Flow

    statements

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    IFRSINDIAN GAAP

    7 Depreciat

    ion

    As per Schedule XVI of

    the Companies Act, 1956.

    IAS-16 allows

    management to

    charge depreciation

    8 Revenue

    recognitio

    n

    AS-9 Revenue

    Recognition provides an

    option to use either

    proportionate completionmethod or completed

    service method.

    IAS 18-Provides that

    revenue can be

    recognized when risks

    rewards and controlshave been transferred

    to the buyer.

    In construction

    contracts, stage of

    completion methodcan be applied to

    recognize revenue, if

    reliable valuation is

    possible.

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    9 First time

    adoption

    No such standard is

    available

    standard is available

    10 Valuation

    of taken

    over

    assets

    Taken over assets to be

    valued at cost and not on

    Fair Value.

    IFRS 3 Business

    Combinations allows

    the Assets require

    Goodwill to be tested

    for impairment at eachbalance sheet date.

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    11 Goodwill Does not require goodwillto be tested for

    impairment at each

    balance sheet date.

    Goodwill to be testedfor impairment at

    each balance sheet

    date.

    12 Reversal Permitted subject tocertain conditions.

    Once impairment lossis recognized on

    goodwill, reversal

    is not permitted.

    13 Share-

    based

    emplo

    yee

    benefit

    s

    Allows Fair Value method,

    or intrinsic value

    method. Hence, choice

    is available

    IAS 19 provides that a

    share-based

    payment to

    employees is to be

    taken into account,

    using Fair Value

    method.

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    14 Treasury share

    transactions

    No such guidance

    is available

    Provides detailed

    guidelines

    15 Hyper

    inflationary

    economies

    No such standard

    in

    India

    There is a standard

    16 Related partydisclosures Related partieshave been

    specifically

    defined in the

    standard.

    IAS 24 RelatedParty Disclosures

    defines related

    party in terms of

    control or

    significant

    influence, butseveral types of

    exemption are

    granted,

    particularly for

    relationships withina group.

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    Questions?

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    2.LAW VS STANDARDS

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