Difference between IND AS and AS

May I know the difference between IND AS and AS?
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IND AS are accounting standards prepared in line with IFRS by the MCA, primarily applicable to corporate entities like companies and NBFCs. In contrast, AS were issued by the ICAI and applied to non-corporate entities such as sole proprietorships and partnerships, with specific applicability levels.

1)IND AS are applicable to Corporate sector , likes Companies, Banking Companies , NBFC, Insurance Companies etc.

2) IND AS are prepared in line with IFRS by MCA .

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1)AS are applicable to Non Corporate sector like Sole proprietorship, partnership firm, AOP , Society, Trust, etc .

2)AS are prepared by ICAI .

3) Non corporate entities are divided in 4 part, Level I , Level II , Iii , IV , for applicability of AS .

@ prasad nillugal sir doubt


cash payment to Bajaj finance ,how to make entry in tally prime

Dr. Bajaj finance

Cr. Cash account

In f5 voucher. 

@ Mr MPR Sanjay Kumar,

Please post separate forum.
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Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) are a set of accounting standards in India converged with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), applicable primarily to listed companies and certain others. Accounting Standards (AS) were the earlier set of standards issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and applied to all companies in India, irrespective of international convergence.

 

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