Financial Instruments

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:30

Hi Sir, In this problem, Please confirm if my understanding is correct If forward contract was entered, then we would incur a loss of Rs 5 per USD If forward contract not entered (as in question), we will have a profit of Rs 5 per USD. But in either case, the value of Sales/ Revenue will be at 55 only. (Agreed Forward Rate / Forward Rate) Please correct me if I am wrong.

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Okay sir thank you so much

Susee Arunachalam

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Ind AS102 share based payment

answered on 02-May-24 09:29

Video No 26 Illustration 16 Anara Fertilisers issued 2000 share options. In this question first year employee share based payment expense is 693333 second year it is 1646667 total amount credited to SPB equity at the end of second year is 2340000 (693333+1646667). At the time of cancellation Rs 1620000 is debited to SPB (Equity Reserve). The balance amount in SPB (Equity Reserve) 720000 (2340000 - 1620000). How this balance amount is closed

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It will be retained in equity or transferred to other equity

swaminathan sundaram

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Bearer Plant

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:29

Case 1: Company X is a casting entity. There are some coconut trees in its premises. Whether it should be treated as bearer plants under INDAS 16 and capitalize it in the books? Case 2: Company X is a casting entity. It owns a coconut grove. Whether it should be treated as bearer plants under INDAS 16 and capitalize it in the books ?

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What is the objective/intention of the entity?

Swathi S

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Holding - subsidiary applicability criteria

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:29

Company Y voluntarily adopts INDAS. Company X is a subsidiary of company Y . Whether it is mandatory for Company X to adopt INDAS , being a subsidiary of company Y ?

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No. But it has to provide INd AS related information.

Swathi S

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Applicability of INDAS to NBFC

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:31

Company X (corporate entity) covered under Phase I of Roadmap. Thus, INDAS is mandatorily applicable from 1st April 2016. Company Y (NBFC) is a subsidiary of Company X. For NBFC Applicability starts from financial 2018-2019. For the FY 2018-19, whether INDAS is mandatory for company Y, being a subsidiary of Company X (or) INDAS mandatory only if the respective NBFC satisfies the networth criteria?

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For NBFC we need to check NBFC criteria.

Swathi S

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Treatment of Interest portion of decommissioning liability

answered on 29-Apr-24 19:32

Whether Interest portion of decommissioning liability will be accounted in books? If so, how will be accounted ?

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Yes. Dr. Interest Expense Cr. Decomission liability

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Ind AS 102 Share based payment

answered on 02-May-24 09:44

Video No 20 Illustration No 9 Ankita Holding Inc grants 100 shares to each of its 500 employees. (Non market condition). In this problem we do not reverse the entry at the end of first and second year for not satisfying the company earning. Video No 21 Illustration 11 ACC Limited granted 10,000 share options to one of its managers. In this problem we reverse the entry at the end of second year. I am trying to understand the difference between these two problems. Request your help please

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In question no 9 - the company expects that the vesting conditions would be met.

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IND AS 33

answered on 02-May-24 09:36

What was the correct answer?

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What is your doubt?

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Ind as 116

answered on 02-May-24 09:36

Sir in lessor accounting while calculating interest rate implicit in lease. shall we consider Only residual guaranteed by lessee or include guaranteed by third party too

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All Guaranteed and unguaranteed.

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Cash alternative where entity has a choice

answered on 02-May-24 09:47

Sir, Doubt 1 ) if cash option is cheaper at balance sheet date and entity provided for equity option. Do we need to provide the loss at every balance sheet date or we should only at settlement date. Doubt 2 ) in 16:29, You have accounted as SPB reserve A/c Dr 1350 , Bank 1350 for settling in cash where initially we accounted as equity. why we did not assume it as buy back and account it like . Share Based Payment reserve dr 1450 ( fair value on settlement ) to Bank cr 1350 ( cash we paid , i.e fair value of option ) to p and l cr 100 ( diff between cash and equity ) If we initially record at equity and later we change our mind by issuing cash settlement we need to assume it as Buyback and account accordingly.

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1)Management has to review each year end. 2) You do not recognise profit on buyback in P&L When I debit share based payment reserve by 1350, there is a balance of 100 which remains in other equity. So indirectly gain is accounted.

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