Treatment of Extraordinary items As per Ind AS.

In Ind As FS, Extraordinary items are not considered. if a company has some Extraordinary item, then where it will be shown in Ind As FS. Thnx.
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The concept of 'extraordinary items' has been eliminated under Ind AS (Indian Accounting Standards), aligning with IFRS. This means significant, unusual events are no longer presented as a separate line item after tax. Instead, they should be recognised and disclosed within the normal classification of income or expenses, based on their nature. For instance, inventory write-offs due to floods or bad debt recoveries would be treated as regular transactions within the relevant Ind AS standard, without a dedicated 'extraordinary item' disclosure.

Indas 1.87 it cannot be shown nor disclosed

OK sir but since it is monetory in nature, it needs to be accounted for somewhere in FS. kindly clarify. Thmx

In January 2015, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) eliminated the concept of extraordinary items.

Ok but sir but then how such type of income will be shown in Ind-As. ?

In AS we usually put extraordinary item line item after taxes because it has a tax relief. But in IFRS, indas, what is the loss or gain you have to report it in a normal classification. 

Example: 

Due to floods your warehouse inventory is rotted- treat it normally as

Dr. Inventory writeoff

Cr. Inventory

Due to some bad debt written off  guy returning the money back to you

Dr. Bank

Cr. Bad debt written off guy

So transactions will fall into the headings of indas 1 standard. You don't have to make a seperate line item for this nor notes. 

Just treat it like a normal transaction

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