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Conceptual framework
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it is a set of basic underlying assumptions, principles and concepts that provide the basis for logical recognisition and reasurement, through deductive reasoning, of items disclosed in the annual accounts
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Accounting standars
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1. Conceptual framework
2. Accounting principles 3. Assesment criteria 4. Limitations of accounting information and creative accountancy |
Conceptual framework, main functions
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Facilitate the task of issuing acc. standards
Provide theoretical reference to solve discrepancies To reduce the number of accounting alternatives |
Conceptual framework; Measurement 10 criterias
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Historical cost
fair value net realisable value present value value in use sales cost amortised cost transaction costs book value residual value |
Conceptual framework; 6 principles
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Going concern
acctual basis consistency prudence offsetting relative importance |
Going concern
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the comapany wil continue in the foreseeble future
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prudence
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this criteria should be applied when estimations and measurments are made in conditions of uncertainty
expenses, revenues |
offsetting
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assets, liabilities, income and expenses are valued separetly in the financial statement
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relative importance
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strict application of some accounting principles and criteria may be waived where the relative importance in quantitative and qualitative terms of variation produced by such an event is negligible and consequently does not altern the expression of the true and fair view.
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consistency
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maintaned over time
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accrual basis
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the effects of transactions and other economic events shall be recognised when they occur
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Components of annual accounts
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assets
liabilities equity revenues expenses |
Components of annual accounts; assets
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goods, rights and other resources collected by he company: produce cash and monetary recources
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Components of annual accounts; liabilites
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obligations
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Components of annual accounts; equity
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internal resouces
EQ= assets - liabilites |
Components of annual accounts; revenues
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increases in company's equity
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Components of annual accounts; expenses
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decreases in comany's equity
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1. Historical lost on cost
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it is a cost of acquisition on production --> annalytical accounting
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2. Fair value
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it is the value of which an asset can be exchanged on liability settled.
By two parts: objective evaluation |
3. Net realisable value
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is the amount that the company can obtain by selling the asset in the market in the ordinary course of the business, less the necessary cost to make the sale.
In case of raw materials and WIP --> the estimated cost to complete the production market value on sale - cogs - estimated cost to complete the production |
4. Present value
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amount of cash inflow and cash outflow expected to arise on an asset or liability, in the ordinary course of the business.
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5. Value in use
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--- of an asset on a cash generating unit is the present value of the future cash flows expected to be obtained through its use in the ordinary course of the business and, where applicable, its disposal, taking into consideration its present state, discounted at a market risk-free rate of interest and adjusted for any risk to the asset which the estimated future cash flow have not been adjusted
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6. Sales cost
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= cogs
incremented costs directly attributable to the disposal of the asset that the company would not have incurred had it not decided to make the sale |
7. Book value
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it is the net amount of which an asset or liability is recognised in the balance sheet, after deducting accumulated amortization or depreciation and any accumulated impairment in the case of assets
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8. Amortized cost --> financial instruments
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initial value of asset or liability
- principal repayments +/+ accumulative imputations of refund premiums - impairment losses on assets |
9. Residual value
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Amount that the company would get from the disposal of the asset, after deducting the cost of disposal
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