CONVERSION IN IFRS

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Hi, my company 's client follow Veitnam acccounting now he want to convert the financial in Ifrs. Now the problem is he is just sharing the Annual report to us...which he want to convert to ifrs..I am actually wondering how is it possible to convert it into Ifrs by merely annual report
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Go through first time adoption of IFRS and you need to have access to their premium account or a text book. Give me your email, I’ll send you screenshots of that standard when I have time.

Forgot, send me your financial statements, I’ll send you the converted statements. That’s easy for me 

Is that possible by merely annual report?

The actual problem looks like the attached one. But there are so many issues here where recognition, derecognition of assets and liabilities which of course not all are needed in profit and loss. So,e intangible assets info maybe required from balance sheet. Then reclassification, like offsetting of incomes and expenses are not allowed in IFRS from previous GAAP. It’s complex. But if I know your line items in profit and loss, I can find out if it is easy or more info is required.

As per our conversation, you can follow this format. While doing measurements of PPE and IFRS 9 there are certain criteria which we can discuss further. Here Deemed cost means substitute cost carried forward from previous GAAP.

ITEMS GAAP IFRS TRANSITION
Revenue xxx xxx Deemed Revenue - Sales Returns (GAAP)
Customer Contracts xxx xxx Deemed Revenue
COS      
Opening Inventory xx xx Deemed cost + fixed and variable production costs
Inventory Write-off xx xx Deemed Cost or Charged to retained earning
Purchases xx xx Deemed Cost
Returns xx xx Deemed amount
Depreciation xx xx Deemed Depreciation
Amortisation xx xx Deemed Cost and any difference in amounts between GAAP & IFRS is taken to Retained Earnings  
Impairment Loss     Deemed Loss
Intagible Assets (a) xx xx Deemed Cost and recognise the differences due to estimates and errors in retained earnings +/-
Pension Liability xx xx Deemed Cost
Closing Inventory xx xx Deemed cost (Includes both fixed and variable production overheads)
Total COS xxx xxx  
Gross Profit xxxxx xxxxx  
Distribution Costs      
Pension Liability xx xx Deemed Cost
Advertisement xx xx Deemed Cost
Administration Costs xx xx Deemed cost (Includes both fixed and variable production overheads)
Pension Liability xx xx Deemed Cost
Finance Income xx xx Deemed Income if financial instruments measured are close to IFRS or else derecognise financial assets and re-recognise them as per IFRS
Finance Costs xx xx Deemed Cost if financial instruments measured as per IFRS or else derecognise financial assets and re-recognise them as per IFRS
PBT xxxxx xxxxx  
Current Tax xx xx Deemed Cost +/- tax amount increase/decrease adjustment as a result from the above.
Deferred Tax xx xx Deemed Cost and other Deferred Taxes arising from recognitionof development costs, derivatives, unralised gains, production overheads increasing cost of Inventories, restructuring provisions derecognised on transition is included in Retained Earning.
PAT xxxxx xxxxx  
OCI      
FX Translations gains/losses xx xx IFRS method of recognition and all previous GAAP reserves will be '0'
Profit attributable to Owners Equity xxxxx xxxxx  
      (a) some research, start-up, pre-operating, training, advertising, moving and relocation costs are recognised as assets as per previous GAAP. Under IFRS, expense them and derecognise as assets.

 

If we have the financial statements, it will be much more easier

forgot, the 2004 transition material i referred yesterday, is inline with current transition. Apart from purchasing implementation guide, there is no validity that everything is updated because text books and some definitions changed with standards and conceptual framework. 

When employee benefits is in accordance with IFRS, it’s deemed cost, otherwise recognised under defined benefit plan. 


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