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Teaching Material: Dr. Paritosh Basu
Teaching Material: Dr. Paritosh Basu
Teaching Material: Dr. Paritosh Basu
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Definitions for Deferred Tax (Ind AS 12)
Current Tax: The amount of income tax determined to be payable on the
taxable income for a given accounting period
Deferred Tax: The tax effect of timing difference
Timing Difference: The difference between taxable income and accounting
income for a period that originate in one period and capable of reversal in
subsequent period
Permanent Difference: The difference between taxable income and
accounting income for a period that originate in one period and do not
reverse subsequently
Tax Costs for an accounting period: Equal to Current Tax plus Deferred Tax
Deferred Tax Liability - Recognised for all the timing differences
Deferred Tax Asset - Should be recognised only to the extent there are
reasonable certainty supported by convincing evidences that there will
be sufficient future taxable income to recover the Asset
Deferred Tax Asset = Tax Income for which PAT increases
Deferred Tax Liability = Tax Expense for which PAT reduces
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Deferred Tax … 2
General Rules for Deferred Tax Accounting due to Timing Difference
Position of Accounting Income Analysis of Effect Action for Def. Tax Asset or
Vs. Tax Income Liab. Provisioning
1. Accounting Income is in excess Accounting Income - Tax is Create Def. Tax Liability by
of Tax Income more charging Def. Tax Expenses in
Taxable Income - Tax is less Statement of P&L
2. Accounting Income is less than Accounting Income - Tax is Create Def. Tax Asset* by
Tax Income less taking credit to P&L for Def.
Taxable Income - Tax is more Tax Income
3. There is Loss as per Accounts Accounting Loss - No Tax Create Def. Tax Asset* by
but Income as per Tax Laws Taxable Income - Tax is there taking credit to P&L for Def.
Tax Income
4. There is Profit as per Accounts Accounting Profit - Tax is Create Def. Tax Liability by
but Loss as per Tax Laws. there charging Def. Tax Expenses in
Tax Loss - No Tax Statement of P&L
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Consolidated Financial Statement (Ind AS 27)
Presentation and Objective
Consolidated and presented by the Parent or Holding Company
Intended to present financial results and state of affairs of the combined
economic entity, i. e., Parent and all its Subsidiaries
The combined economic group is taken as if one single entity
Reveals combined Profit / Loss and Assets and Liabilities with detailed
explanatory notes for all domestic and overseas subsidiaries
All Inter-group Assets, Liabilities, incomes and expenses are eliminated
All unrealised profits and losses are eliminated
Share of equity owners outside the group disclosed as Minority Interest
Consolidation of FSs of Parent and Subsidiaries
A Subsidiary is an enterprise that is controlled by another enterprise
Ownership or control of Parent is exercised through direct or indirect
Holding of more than 50% voting power of an enterprise
Controlling composition of Board of Directors or the governing body
A Parent is an entity that has one or more subsidiaries 6
Consolidation Procedure
FSs of Parent and Subsidiaries are added on a line by line basis by
taking the following steps
Uniform Accounting Policy is a must, setting right variations if any
If not practicable to use similar accounting policies, facts to be disclosed
with reference to proportion of items
Parent’s Investments’ and Equity Capital of Subsidiaries are eliminated
Difference between parent’s Investment costs and Subsidiaries equity
share value is disclosed
If excess, as Goodwill and
If less, as Capital Reserve
The combined economic group is taken as if one single entity
Net Worth / Net Assets of combined FS is disclosed after deducting
Minority Interest
PAT is allocated to Holding Co. and Minority in ratio of their share holding
Separate FSs of each entity should be of the same reporting date, else
significant events during difference of period should be adjusted and
disclosed as notes 7
Consolidation Procedure … 2
FSs of Parent and Subsidiaries are added on a line by line basis by
taking the following steps
Minority Interest in the Net Worth / Assets of Cons. FS consists of
Equity attributable to the Minorities on the first date of investment by
the Parent
Movement in Equity, Reserves and Surplus subsequent to that date
Minority Interest and Tax Expenses are rolled up from the Separate FS of
each Subsidiary and Parent
Disclosures in Cons. FSs in addition to BS SP&L, CF and Notes
Subsidiaries: (1) Names, (2) Country of Incorporation / residence,
(3) Proportion of ownership Interest, and if different, proportion of
voting power
Effect of acquisition and disposal of subsidiaries on the financial
position at the reporting period and corresponding amounts from
previous period under major heads
Note: Ind AS 110 has allowed exemption for disclosure of certain
information in Cons. FS which appear in stand alone FSs of
Parents and Subsidiareis 8
Review of Published
Consolidated Financial Statements
of certain Indian Listed Companies
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Thank You and Happy Learning
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