Tag: Ind AS vs IFRS differences

Ind AS 27 outlines the scope, preparation, and presentation of Separate Financial Statements, mandating entities to account for investments in subsidiaries, joint ventures, and associates either at cost or under the equity method, ensuring clarity and consistency in financial reporting across entities.

Preparing Consolidated Financial Statements under Ind AS 10 involves combining parent and subsidiary accounts, adjusting inter-company transactions, and distinguishing between capital and revenue profits. It includes fair value adjustments and accounting for non-controlling interests, ensuring a true representation of the group’s financial status.

Related Party Transactions are an integral part of businesses in today’s world. The transactions between the related parties are generally…

Consolidated financial statements are prepared in accordance with Ind AS 110, “Consolidated Financial Statements,” which requires an entity (the parent)…