Revaluation treatment


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30 November 2011 Hi, I have some doubts on treatment of revaluation gain and loss. Is suppose we have revalued certain assets. There is a total revaluation gain of rs 5000 for one asset and revaluation loss of rs 3000 for another asset/liability.

Kindly let me know the treatment of the same . Whether the full amount will be dibited/credited in one 'Revaluation Account' or seperate 'Revaluation Gain' and ' Realution Loss' accounts should be opened? and in the P&L a/c whether we need to show both the gain and loss a/c.

What is the source of the correct treatment? Accounting Standards or Compnaies Act? Kindly Explain

prasad (Expert)
30 November 2011 there is no need to show the loss/gain on revaluation of assets in the Profit & Loss Account.

Both the gain/loss shall be either debitted or credited to Raevaluation Resreve Account under Reserves & Surplus.


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