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Comparison of Format of Profit & Loss Account and Balance Sheet of IND AS Compliant & Other Companies

SrParticularsDIVISION IDIVISION II
1ApplicabilityApplicable for a company whose financials are prepared in compliance with Accounting Standards as per Companies ( Accounting Standards ) Rules, 2006.Applicable for a company whose financials are prepared in compliance with IND AS  as per Companies ( Indian Accounting Standards ) Rules, 2015.
2Disclosure based on materialityNo such disclosure based on materiality stated.The items individually or collectively influence the economic decision of the user are material items and such items shall be disclosed.
3Disclosures by other ActsNo specific requirement.The disclosures required by any Act or Regulation shall be in addition to disclosures specified in this schedule.
4Components of  Financial StatementFinancial Statement component specified  – (1) Balance Sheet (2) Statement of P&L (3) NotesFinancial Statement component specified  – (1) Balance Sheet (2) Statement of Changes in Equity (3) Statement of P&L (4) Notes (5) Cash Flow Statement shall be prepared in compliance with IND AS when required.
5Order of Balance Sheet ItemsBalance Sheet is prepared vertically and order followed is EQUITY AND LIABILITIES – ASSETS.Balance Sheet is prepared vertically and order followed is ASSETS – EQUITY AND LIABILITIES –
6Bifurcation Balance Sheet items into Current –  Non Current / Financial – Non financialBalance Sheet items are classified into Current and Non-current.Balance Sheet items are further classified into Financial and Non-financial.
7Property Plant & EquipmentsThe order of classification is stated.Bearer Plants are introduced in the list of property plant and equipment.  Investment Property, Goodwill & Biological assets other than bearer plants needs to be disclosed separately as part of PPE.
8Trade ReceivablesTrade receivables outstanding more than 6 months from due date needs to be stated separately.No such requirement.
9Liabilities associated with assets classified as held for saleNo separate disclosure.The disclosure shall be in accordance with requirements of Ind AS.
10Retrospective change in accounting policyNo such requirement.When there is retrospective change in accounting policy or restatement or reclassification of an item in financial statement, Balance Sheet at the beginning of the earliest comparative period shall be presented
11Disclosure of Share Application MoneyShare application money pending allotment shall be classified as equity if it is not refundable otherwise it shall be disclosed separately in other financial liabilities.
12Disclosure of Preference Shares including premium receivedNon- redeemable – Disclose as part of equity                                                           Redeemable – Disclose as Non- Current Liability
13Disclosure of Compound Financial InstrumentsSplit into equity and liability component as per Ind AS requirements.
14Extra Ordinary ItemsExtra ordinary items are disclosed separately in the statement of profit and loss.No concept of extra ordinary items.
15Other Comprehensive IncomeNo concept of Other Comprehensive Income.Other Comprehensive Income items are separately disclosed.
16EPS disclosuresNo such disclosure needed.EPS for discontinued operation and Eps for discontinued & continuing operation is separately disclosed.
17Revenue in respect of Finance CompanyNo such disclosure needed.Revenue shall be classified into Interest &  Other Financial Services
18Threshold for separate disclosure of item of revenue and expenditure1% of the revenue from operations or Rs. 1 Lacs, whichever is higher.1% of the revenue from operations or Rs. 10 Lacs, whichever is higher.
19Disclosures related to RM Consumption, WIP,  traded goods etcRequired to disclose under broad heads.No such disclosure required.
20Disclosure of CIF Value of ImportCIF value of import in respect of RM, Components and spares and Capital Goods  needs to be disclosed by way of a note. No such disclosure required.
21Expenditure in FCExpenditure in FC in case of certain items needs to be disclosed. No such disclosure required.
22Disclosure of Indigenous and Imported itemsTotal value of consumption of RM, Spares and Components needs to be disclosed with a bifurcation into Import and Indigenous items. Also percentage of Import and Indigenous item to total consumption needs to be disclosed. No such disclosure required.
23Remittance in FC on account of dividendsRemittance in FC on account of dividends with specific mention of total number of non-resident shareholders and shares held by them and year on which divined related. No such disclosure required.
24Classification of earnings in FCEarnings in Foreign Currency shall be classified into (i) Export of goods on FOB (ii ) Royalty and professional fees (iii) Interest and dividend (iv) Other income No such disclosure required.

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