Index
Accounting estimates, 119–124
accounting policies and, distinction between, 119–120
Accounting policies, 112–130
and accounting estimates, distinction between, 119–120
accrual basis of accounting, 115–116
application of, 120–122
changes in, 122–123
consistency, 116
correction of errors, 124–126
disclosure of expected changes in, 314–315
disclosures relating to, 130–134
changes in accounting estimates, 136
changes in accounting policies, 132–134
changes pursuant to the initial application of an IFRS, 132–133
estimation uncertainty and changes in estimates, 134–136
judgements made in applying, 131–132
new IFRS, future impact of, 133–134
prior period errors, 136–137
significant accounting policies, 130–131
voluntary changes in accounting policy, 133
fair presentation, 112–115
general principles, 112–119
going concern, 115
materiality, 117
offset, 117–118
practical application issues, 291–310
selection of, 120–122
Accretion approach, 1894–1896
long-term contracts, 1895
natural growth and ‘biological transformation’, 1895–1896
rendering of services, 1895
use by others of entity resources, 1894–1895
Accrual basis of accounting, 115–116
Accrued operating lease income, 1450–1452
Accrued operating lease income—contd
rental income and lease incentives, 1450–1451
Acquired receivables, 3551–3552
Acquisition method of accounting, 588–593, See also Business combination; IFRS 3
acquisition date, determining, 592–593
identifying the acquirer, 588–592
‘reverse acquisitions’, ...
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