The document discusses the components of financial statements required for PFRS for SMEs compared to full PFRS. PFRS for SMEs permits a single statement of comprehensive income but does not require presenting retained earnings. It also does not require a third statement of financial position for comparative periods. While there is no set format, PFRS for SMEs requires line items for assets like cash, receivables, inventories, PP&E and liabilities like payables, provisions, and equity components. Certain disclosures on sub-classifications are also expected either on the statement of financial position or in the notes.
The document discusses the components of financial statements required for PFRS for SMEs compared to full PFRS. PFRS for SMEs permits a single statement of comprehensive income but does not require presenting retained earnings. It also does not require a third statement of financial position for comparative periods. While there is no set format, PFRS for SMEs requires line items for assets like cash, receivables, inventories, PP&E and liabilities like payables, provisions, and equity components. Certain disclosures on sub-classifications are also expected either on the statement of financial position or in the notes.
The document discusses the components of financial statements required for PFRS for SMEs compared to full PFRS. PFRS for SMEs permits a single statement of comprehensive income but does not require presenting retained earnings. It also does not require a third statement of financial position for comparative periods. While there is no set format, PFRS for SMEs requires line items for assets like cash, receivables, inventories, PP&E and liabilities like payables, provisions, and equity components. Certain disclosures on sub-classifications are also expected either on the statement of financial position or in the notes.
• Statement of Comprehensive Income- • Statement of Changes in Equity- • profit or loss • payment of Dividends • prior period errors • hanges in accounting policy • Statement of Cashflows • Notes to FS- Comparison with full PFRS Full PFRS PFRS for SMEs • single statement of Comprehensive • single statement of income and retained earnings is Comprehensive income is NOT PERMITTED permitted but not required to • Statement of Changes in Equity is present a single statement of Comprehensive income and always Required retained earnings • the third statement of financial • the third statement of financial position as of the beginning of he position is not required. earliest comparative period shall be: – applicaion of accounting policy retrospectively; • no requires format for FS, – when an entity makes a retrospective however there is a required line restatement; and items such as: – when the item is reclassified in the FS a. Cash and Cash Equivalents b. Trade and other Receivables c. Financial assets, excluding amonts shown under letters a,b,j & k d. Inventories e. PPE f. Investment property (@Cost-AD & Impairment) g. Intangible Assets (@FV-COD) h. Biological Assets carried @: – Cost-AD & Impairment – FVTPL i. Investment in: – Associate – Joint venture j. Trade & Other Payables k. Financial Liabilities excluding amonts shown under letters l & P l. Current tax asset & current liability m.DTA and DTL n. Provisions shall disclose either in SFP or Notes to FS the following sublassification • PPE: • Trade and Other • Inventory • Trade & Other – Land Receivables • Raw Materials Payables – machinery • trade receivabes • Work-in-Process • Bank Overdraft – boats • receivable from • Finished Goods • Trade Payables related parties Inventory • Interest Payabl – aircrafts • accrued income • Current tax Liability – motor vehicles – furnitures and fixtures – office equpment • Provisions • Equity • Short term Emp. • Share Capital Benefits • RE • other long term benefits-current • Unrealized Gain on cash flow • product warranties hedge • Equity attributable to parent • Non contolling interest