Finance : The case clarifies that reducing shareholding below the threshold mandates discontinuation of the equity method. The retained stak...
CA, CS, CMA : The article explains that accounting treatment differs significantly between standalone and consolidated financial statements. It ...
Goods and Services Tax : Comparison of GST composite and mixed supply with IFRS 15 bundled performance obligations, focusing on tax rate determination and ...
CA, CS, CMA : This case examines whether borrowing costs should be capitalised using full-year borrowings or only those during the eligible peri...
Corporate Law : New Wage Code reshapes wages base, triggering Ind AS 19 remeasurement. Expect past service cost hits, exceptional items, higher DB...
Corporate Law : IRDAI is moving towards adopting Ind AS to standardize financial reporting across insurers. The framework aims to improve transpar...
Corporate Law : Stakeholders sought deferment or phased implementation of Ind AS. IRDAI mandated adoption from April 2026 with limited forbearance...
Corporate Law : The issue was lack of uniformity in financial reporting across insurers. IRDAI mandated Ind AS-based reporting to enhance comparab...
Company Law : NFRA highlights auditor responsibilities in related party transactions, emphasizing compliance with Ind AS 24, SEBI regulations, a...
Company Law : Overview of NFRA's interaction series focusing on auditor-audit committee communications, covering deferred tax assets, liabilitie...
Income Tax : Tribunal held that GST-based turnover differences cannot be taxed again when income was already recorded in prior years and notion...
Income Tax : Delhi ITAT sets aside PCIT's revisionary order concerning depreciation on goodwill for AY 2016-17, citing incorrect application of...
Income Tax : Treatment as per Income Tax Act and Indian Accounting Standard in case of Slump sale / Sale of Division/ sale of undertaking betwe...
Corporate Law : The IRDAI issued a circular providing clarifications on the implementation of Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) by insurers eff...
Corporate Law : IRDAI constituted a Joint Expert Group to tackle transition and implementation issues under Ind AS. The group will guide insurers ...
Corporate Law : The regulation introduces mandatory adoption of Ind AS for insurers, setting standardized formats, disclosures, and governance nor...
Corporate Law : IRDAIs consultation paper proposes a new regulatory framework requiring insurers to adopt Ind AS. The initiative is designed to mo...
Company Law : The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has amended the Companies (Indian Accounting Standards) Rules, 2015, impacting financial reporti...
The case clarifies that reducing shareholding below the threshold mandates discontinuation of the equity method. The retained stake must be remeasured at fair value under Ind AS 109.
The IRDAI issued a circular providing clarifications on the implementation of Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) by insurers effective from 1 April 2026. It mandates preparation of financial statements under Ind AS with parallel reporting of existing financial information for at least two years to ensure a smooth transition. Insurers must submit quarterly financial statements […]
IRDAI is moving towards adopting Ind AS to standardize financial reporting across insurers. The framework aims to improve transparency, comparability, and global alignment.
IRDAI constituted a Joint Expert Group to tackle transition and implementation issues under Ind AS. The group will guide insurers on compliance, audit requirements, and financial reporting clarity.
Stakeholders sought deferment or phased implementation of Ind AS. IRDAI mandated adoption from April 2026 with limited forbearance. The key takeaway is firm timelines with transitional relief.
The issue was lack of uniformity in financial reporting across insurers. IRDAI mandated Ind AS-based reporting to enhance comparability and transparency. The key takeaway is adoption of globally aligned accounting standards.
The regulation introduces mandatory adoption of Ind AS for insurers, setting standardized formats, disclosures, and governance norms to ensure transparency and accuracy in financial reporting.
Tribunal held that GST-based turnover differences cannot be taxed again when income was already recorded in prior years and notional interest recognized under IND-AS cannot be taxed unless it actually accrues.
The article explains that accounting treatment differs significantly between standalone and consolidated financial statements. It highlights that Ind AS 105 applies mainly at the consolidated level, not for measurement in standalone accounts.
Comparison of GST composite and mixed supply with IFRS 15 bundled performance obligations, focusing on tax rate determination and revenue recognition principles.
