Query regarding the applicability of revised schedule vi

Shankar BA(Hons) (CS)     14 December 2012

Buddy, You have prepared the Balance Sheet correctly as per the revised schedule VI. 23 days does not make any difference. The Balance Sheet has to be prepared as per the revised schedule VI. See to that you enter the Incorporation date in the financial year column of the balance sheet. Confidently go ahead with compilation & confirm the same by presenting before the Board of Directors and file the same to ROC.

Souvik Kumar Ghosh (CA Final)     14 December 2012

No the aforesaid Balance Sheet should have been prepared as per Pre-Revised Schedule-VI because it is Statutory format & its early adoption is prohibitted. The fact has also been mentioned in the ICAI's Guidance note. Im attching a relevant extract of the same.

Regards

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Shankar BA(Hons) (CS)     14 December 2012

Originally posted by : Souvik Ghosh
	No the aforesaid Balance Sheet should have been prepared as per Pre-Revised Schedule-VI because it is Statutory format & its early adoption is prohibitted. The fact has also been mentioned in the ICAI's Guidance note. Im attching a relevant extract of the same. Regards

Mr.Ghosh What you have said is absolutely right. But in this case the balance sheet is prepared 31st march, 2012. So Logically speaking he has to prepare the revised one.

Rajat Gupta (CA)     14 December 2012

It should be prepared as per old schedule VI...since it is a statutroy format its earlier adoption is prohibited....also i have also tackled the same problm in case of 5 companies...

Also, the condition is that for revised chedule VI the financial year should commence from 01/04/2011...

CS,CA F,Numrologi TusharSampat (CS CA F Numerologist Astrologer Graphologist Face reader Vastu Expert)     14 December 2012

Originally posted by : Shankar BA(Hons)
	Originally posted by : Souvik Ghosh No the aforesaid Balance Sheet should have been prepared as per Pre-Revised Schedule-VI because it is Statutory format & its early adoption is prohibitted. The fact has also been mentioned in the ICAI's Guidance note. Im attching a relevant extract of the same. Regards Mr.Ghosh What you have said is absolutely right. But in this case the balance sheet is prepared 31st march, 2012. So Logically speaking he has to prepare the revised one.

Jayalakshmi Anshuman (Chartered Accountant)     17 December 2012

The financials have to be prepared in the old schedule VI format as compliance with schedule VI is mandatory.  The revised schedule vi is effective for financial year commencing on or after 1st April 2011 only.

If prepared incorrectly in revised schedule VI, then the financials will be invalid as the same are not in accordance with Companies Act, 1956.