How company record its financial information

how company record its financial information like depreciation rate,etc
and if there is changes in depreciation rate how company record it ??
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Companies record financial information, such as depreciation rates, according to established norms and company policy, which are disclosed in their financial statements. Any changes in depreciation rates are now treated as a change in accounting estimates and are accounted for prospectively, as per current accounting standards like Ind AS & IFRS. These details are typically found in the 'notes to accounts' section of the annual reports.

Financial Information like Depreciation rates as mentioned in your query, is part of Company Policy which is required to be disclosed in the Financial Statement.

As per revised Accounting Standard as well as Ind AS & IFRS, any change in rates will be treated as change in accounting estimates and will be accounted prospectively, unlike earlier practice of treating it as change in account policy and retrospectively accounting,

In financial statements : notes to account ??

Yes notes to accounts. Disclosure of Significant Accounting Policies.

Company record its financial information as per norms pescribed in annual accounts guided by icai and policies as followed from time to time.

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