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  • ISBN-10: 0470808233
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  • ISBN-10: 0470808233
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With the completion of the stable platform of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) in 2004, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) established itself as a world leader in the preparation of financial reporting standards.  As many countries agreed to adopt these standards, many influential national standard-setters such as the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand acknowledged that the time had come for an international approach to standard setting.  This process is ongoing.

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards Enhanced Edition is written to meet the needs of accounting students and practitioners in understanding the complexities of IFRSs and applying the stable platform of standards.  It concentrates on those financial reporting standards that are not related to specific industries and that therefore have wide application.  This edition includes the numerous revisions and releases of exposure drafts since the introduction of IFRSs in January 2005.

Features:

  • New chapters on Revenue Recognition and Share-Based Payments
  • Revised to reflect the Exposure Draft of Proposed Amendments to IAS 27 Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements
  • Practical applications for all accounting standards are included
  • The IFRSs and their scope, objectives and reporting requirements are analysed step by step
  • Illustrative examples show the new financial reporting procedures and develop understanding of the new processes
  • New extracts from real world companies included to enable students to apply the intention of the Standard as well illustrate how the Standard translates to the reporting environment (some new, some updated: Nokia, Wella, Energy Sector)
Preface xiii
About the authors xvi
Acknowledgements xviii
PART 1 Framework
1(84)
The IASB: history, current structure and processes
2(58)
National accounting standards
4(1)
Globalisation of capital markets
4(3)
Calls for the harmonisation of accounting standards
7(1)
Formation and achievements of the IASC (1973--2000)
8(7)
Restructuring of the IASC into the IASB
15(3)
Who uses IFRSs?
18(11)
IASB activities to date
29(3)
Recent trends in International Financial Reporting Standards
32(2)
First-time adoption of IFRSs
34(3)
International Accounting Standards for the public sector
37(1)
International Auditing Standards
37(1)
Summary
38(22)
Discussion questions
39(1)
Appendices
40(20)
The conceptual Framework of the IASB
60(25)
Introduction
62(1)
Purpose and status of the Framework
62(3)
General purpose financial statements
65(1)
Users and their information needs
65(1)
Responsibility for financial statements
66(1)
The objective of financial statements
67(3)
Underlying assumptions
70(1)
Qualitative characteristics of financial statements
70(4)
The elements of financial statements
74(1)
Recognition of the elements of financial statements
75(2)
Measurement of the elements of financial statements
77(1)
The IASB's current Conceptual Framework project
77(2)
Summary
79(6)
Discussion questions
80(1)
Exercises
80(1)
Problems
81(4)
PART 2 Elements
85(562)
Shareholders' equity: share capital and reserves
86(46)
Shareholders' equity
88(1)
Types of companies
89(3)
Key features of the corporate structure
92(3)
Contributed equity: issue of share capital
95(5)
Contributed equity: subsequent movements in share capital
100(6)
Share capital: subsequent decreases in share capital
106(2)
Reserves
108(5)
Disclosure
113(7)
Summary
120(12)
Discussion questions
121(1)
Exercises
121(2)
Problems
123(9)
Revenue recognition
132(32)
Revenue
134(4)
Principles for recognising revenue
138(2)
Recognising revenue from the sale of goods
140(2)
Recognising revenue from rendering services
142(1)
Recognising revenue from use of the entity's assets by others
143(1)
Measurement of revenue
144(2)
Other revenue recognition issues
146(2)
Illustrative real-world revenue examples
148(6)
A few real-world revenue recognition problems
154(2)
Presentation of revenue
156(1)
Summary
156(8)
Discussion questions
158(1)
Exercises
158(2)
Problems
160(4)
Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets
164(32)
Introduction to IAS 37
166(1)
Definition of a provision
167(1)
Distinguishing provisions from other liabilities
168(1)
Definition of a contingent liability
168(1)
Distinguishing a contingent liability from a provision
168(1)
The recognition criteria for provisions
169(1)
Putting it all together -- a useful decision tree
170(1)
Measurement of provisions
171(5)
Application of the definitions, recognition and measurement rules
176(9)
Contingent assets
185(1)
Disclosure
186(1)
Expected future developments
187(1)
Summary
187(9)
Discussion questions
189(1)
Exercises
189(2)
Problems
191(5)
Financial instruments
196(58)
Introduction to IAS 32 and IAS 39
198(1)
IAS 32 Financial Instruments: Disclosure and Presentation
198(15)
IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement
213(25)
Summary
238(16)
Discussion questions
240(1)
Exercises
240(2)
Problems
242(4)
Appendix
246(8)
Share-based payment
254(34)
Introduction to IFRS 2 Share-based Payment
256(2)
Recognition
258(1)
Equity-settled share-based payment transactions
259(12)
Cash-settled share-based payment transactions
271(2)
Share-based payment transactions with cash alternatives
273(4)
Disclosures
277(3)
Summary
280(8)
Discussion questions
282(1)
Exercises
282(2)
Problems
284(4)
Income taxes
288(52)
The nature of income tax
290(1)
Differences between accounting profit and taxable profit
290(3)
Accounting for income taxes
293(1)
Calculation of current tax
294(5)
Recognition of current tax
299(1)
Payment of tax
300(1)
Tax losses
301(2)
Calculation of deferred tax
303(8)
Recognition of deferred tax liabilities and deferred tax assets
311(5)
Change of tax rates
316(1)
Amended prior year tax figures
317(1)
Items credited or charged directly to equity
318(1)
Deferred tax arising from a business combination
318(1)
Presentation in the financial statements
318(1)
Disclosures
319(5)
Summary
324(16)
Discussion questions
325(1)
Exercises
325(3)
Problems
328(12)
Inventories
340(40)
The nature of inventories
342(1)
Initial recognition of inventory
343(1)
Determination of cost
343(5)
Accounting for inventory
348(3)
End-of-period accounting
351(5)
Assigning costs to inventory on sale
356(5)
Net realisable value
361(2)
Recognition as an expense
363(1)
Disclosure
363(2)
Summary
365(15)
Discussion questions
366(1)
Exercises
366(5)
Problems
371(9)
Property, plant and equipment
380(54)
The nature of property, plant and equipment
382(1)
Initial recognition of property, plant and equipment
383(2)
Initial measurement of property, plant and equipment
385(6)
Measurement subsequent to initial recognition
391(1)
The cost model
392(8)
The revaluation model
400(12)
Choosing between the cost model and the revaluation model
412(1)
Derecognition
413(2)
Disclosure
415(2)
Summary
417(17)
Discussion questions
418(1)
Exercises
419(3)
Problems
422(12)
Intangible assets
434(48)
Introduction
436(1)
The nature of intangible assets
437(9)
Recognition and initial measurement
446(14)
Measurement subsequent to initial recognition
460(5)
Retirements and disposals
465(1)
Disclosure
465(3)
Innovative measures of intangibles
468(3)
Summary
471(11)
Discussion questions
472(1)
Exercises
472(4)
Problems
476(6)
Business combinations
482(66)
The nature of a business combination
484(2)
Accounting for a business combination -- basic principles
486(5)
Accounting in the records of the acquirer
491(20)
Accounting in the records of the acquiree
511(4)
Subsequent adjustments to the initial accounting for a business combination
515(5)
Disclosure -- business combinations
520(3)
Business combinations (Phase II) considerations
523(7)
Summary
530(18)
Discussion questions
532(1)
Exercises
533(6)
Problems
539(9)
Impairment of assets
548(46)
Introduction to IAS 36
550(1)
When to undertake an impairment test
551(2)
Impairment test for an individual asset
553(7)
Cash-generating units -- excluding goodwill
560(7)
Cash-generating units and goodwill
567(9)
Reversal of an impairment loss
576(4)
Disclosure
580(5)
Summary
585(9)
Discussion questions
586(2)
Exercises
588(1)
Problems
589(5)
Leases
594(53)
Leases
596(1)
What is a lease?
596(1)
Classification of leases
597(3)
Applying the classification guidance
600(5)
Substance over form: incentives to misclassify leases
605(4)
Accounting for finance leases by lessees
609(7)
Accounting for finance leases by lessors
616(6)
Accounting for finance leases by manufacturer or dealer lessors
622(1)
Accounting for operating leases
623(7)
Accounting for sale and leaseback transactions
630(4)
Likely future developments
634(1)
Summary
635(12)
Discussion questions
636(1)
Exercises
636(3)
Problems
639(6)
Appendix
645(2)
PART 3 Disclosure
647(146)
Principles of disclosure -- IAS 1, IAS 8 and IAS 10
648(22)
Introduction to IAS 1, IAS 8 and IAS 10
650(1)
IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements
650(6)
IAS 8 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors
656(7)
IAS 10 Events After the Balance Sheet Date
663(2)
Summary
665(5)
Discussion questions
666(1)
Exercises
666(2)
Problems
668(2)
Presentation of financial statements
670(38)
Presentation of financial statements
672(1)
Scope
672(1)
Balance sheet
672(9)
Income statement
681(5)
Statement of changes in equity
686(3)
Cash flow statement
689(1)
Notes
689(5)
Summary
694(14)
Discussion questions
695(1)
Exercises
695(4)
Problems
699(9)
Cash flow statements
708(46)
Introduction to IAS 7
710(1)
Scope of IAS 7
710(1)
Objectives of a cash flow statement
710(1)
Defining cash and cash equivalents
710(1)
Classifying cash flow activities
711(1)
Format of cash flow statements
712(2)
Preparing a cash flow statement
714(10)
Other disclosures
724(1)
Comprehensive example
725(9)
Extracts from financial reports
734(5)
Summary
739(15)
Discussion questions
740(1)
Exercises
740(3)
Problems
743(11)
Segment reporting -- IAS 14
754(39)
Introduction to IAS 14
756(1)
Scope
756(1)
Objectives of financial reporting by segments
756(1)
Business and geographical segments
757(1)
Primary and secondary segment reporting formats
758(3)
Identifying an entity's reportable segments
761(5)
Segment accounting policies
766(4)
Disclosures
770(14)
Expected future developments
784(1)
Summary
785(8)
Discussion questions
786(1)
Exercises
786(2)
Problems
788(5)
PART 4 Economic entities
793(418)
Controlled entities -- the consolidation method
794(38)
Introduction
796(1)
Forms of controlled entities
796(3)
Applying the consolidation method
799(1)
Control as the criterion for consolidation
800(11)
Presentation of consolidated financial statements
811(1)
Parent entities and identification of an acquirer - reverse acquisitions
812(2)
Concepts of consolidation
814(4)
Exposure drafts on consolidation
818(5)
Format of consolidated financial statements
823(2)
Summary
825(7)
Discussion questions
826(6)
Consolidated financial statements: wholly owned subsidiaries
832(54)
The consolidation process
834(2)
Consolidation worksheets
836(1)
The acquisition analysis
837(2)
Worksheet entries at the acquisition date
839(7)
Worksheet entries subsequent to the acquisition date
846(14)
Comprehensive example
860(4)
Revaluations in the records of the subsidiary at acquisition date
864(1)
Disclosure
864(4)
Reverse acquisitions
868(3)
Summary
871(15)
Discussion questions
872(1)
Exercises
872(5)
Problems
877(9)
Consolidated financial statements: intragroup transactions
886(52)
Introduction
888(1)
Rationale for adjusting for intragroup transactions
888(2)
Transfers of inventory
890(7)
Transfers of non-current assets
897(7)
Comprehensive example: intragroup transfers of assets
904(6)
Intragroup services
910(1)
Intragroup dividends from post-acquisition equity
911(7)
Intragroup borrowings
918(4)
Summary
922(16)
Discussion questions
923(1)
Exercises
923(4)
Problems
927(11)
Consolidated financial statements: minority interest
938(54)
Introduction
940(3)
Effects of an MI on the consolidation process
943(3)
Calculating the MI share of equity
946(1)
MI share of recorded equity of the subsidiary
947(10)
Adjusting for the effects of intragroup transactions
957(14)
Excess on acquisition
971(1)
Summary
972(20)
Discussion questions
973(1)
Exercises
973(6)
Problems
979(13)
Consolidated financial statements: indirect ownership interests
992(60)
Introduction
994(1)
Direct and indirect minority interest (MI)
995(1)
Sequential acquisitions
995(25)
Non-sequential acquisitions
1020(4)
Reciprocal ownership
1024(8)
Summary
1032(20)
Discussion questions
1033(1)
Exercises
1033(6)
Problems
1039(13)
Consolidated financial statements: foreign subsidiaries
1052(48)
Translation of foreign subsidiary's statements
1054(1)
Functional and presentation currencies
1054(1)
The rationale underlying the functional currency choice
1054(4)
Identifying the functional currency
1058(1)
Translation into the functional currency
1059(7)
Changing the functional currency
1066(1)
Translation into the presentation currency
1066(5)
Consolidating foreign subsidiaries -- where local currency is the functional currency
1071(9)
Consolidating foreign subsidiaries -- where functional currency is that of the parent entity
1080(1)
Net investment in a foreign operation
1081(1)
Disclosure
1082(2)
Summary
1084(16)
Discussion questions
1085(2)
Exercises
1087(5)
Problems
1092(8)
Accounting for investments in associates
1100(52)
Accounting for equity investments in other entities
1102(1)
Identifying associates
1103(2)
Application -- consolidated or separate financial statements
1105(1)
Application of the equity method of accounting
1105(23)
Disclosure
1128(1)
Comprehensive example
1129(6)
Summary
1135(17)
Discussion questions
1136(1)
Exercises
1137(3)
Problems
1140(12)
Interests in joint ventures
1152(59)
Investments in other entities
1154(1)
The nature of a joint venture
1154(5)
Jointly controlled operations
1159(1)
Jointly controlled assets
1159(1)
Jointly controlled assets where output is shared -- accounting by the joint venture
1160(4)
Jointly controlled assets where output is shared -- accounting by a venturer
1164(19)
Accounting by a venturer in a jointly controlled entity that is sharing profit
1183(3)
Equity method versus proportionate consolidation
1186(6)
Disclosures required by IAS 31
1192(2)
Summary
1194(17)
Discussion questions
1195(1)
Exercises
1195(5)
Problems
1200(11)
Useful terms 1211(9)
Index 1220