Ind as 21

as per Ind as 21 if advance has been recd in respect of sale, then the exchange rate for advance date should be taken to record sales and not the rate on which sale occurs
my querry is we have to disclose fob value of exports in disclosure balance sheet
example -advance recd 3 years ago 6.5 crore(ER 65 per dollar)
fob value of sales becomes 7.5 crore (75 per dollar) crores
now which amount should be given in disclosure 7.5 or 6.5
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the application of Ind AS 21 regarding advance receipts for export sales. If an advance is received, the exchange rate on the advance date should be used for recording sales. However, the FOB value of exports should be disclosed using the rate on the sale date. The key point is to disclose the actual exchange difference recognised, not the entire sales value based on the advance rate.

Disclose amount of 7.5

I checked disclosures and it doesn’t mention anything. Are u sure it’s there in disclosures?

You should give disclosures at 7.5 crores
But as per Ind as 21 sales will be recorded at 6.5 crores while you are disclosing 7.5 crore

The exchange difference amount between the transaction date or settlement date recognised must be disclosed and not the whole 7.5 crores.

Any exchange difference recognised in Revaluation reserve taken though OCI must be disclosed and not the 7.5 crore amount

When the company is translating a group- parent & subsidiary, it must disclose the foreign currency exchange rate along with translation gain or loss and no need for the whole 7.5 crores

when a transaction occurs in January, settled in March, you must record-

Fx gain/loss on settlement date

Th reason for change of foreign currency in which the subsidiary operates between jan & March

The date of currency change

so, no need for 7.5 / 6.5 crores disclosures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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