This document provides a conceptual map of the expenditure and disbursement cycle. It outlines the key accounting standards, initial recognition, subsequent measurement, impairment, derecognition, financial statement assertions, risks, internal controls, and appropriate audit procedures for four main accounts: inventory, current liabilities, non-current liabilities, and expenses. The map shows the relationships between these accounts and how they are treated at different stages of the expenditure and disbursement process according to relevant accounting principles.
This document provides a conceptual map of the expenditure and disbursement cycle. It outlines the key accounting standards, initial recognition, subsequent measurement, impairment, derecognition, financial statement assertions, risks, internal controls, and appropriate audit procedures for four main accounts: inventory, current liabilities, non-current liabilities, and expenses. The map shows the relationships between these accounts and how they are treated at different stages of the expenditure and disbursement process according to relevant accounting principles.
This document provides a conceptual map of the expenditure and disbursement cycle. It outlines the key accounting standards, initial recognition, subsequent measurement, impairment, derecognition, financial statement assertions, risks, internal controls, and appropriate audit procedures for four main accounts: inventory, current liabilities, non-current liabilities, and expenses. The map shows the relationships between these accounts and how they are treated at different stages of the expenditure and disbursement process according to relevant accounting principles.
Concept Maps of Expenditure and Disbursement Cycle
Account Inventory Current Non-Current Expenses
Liabilities Liabilities
Standard(s) PAS 2 PAS 37 PAS 32,39, P Various
FRS 7,9
Initial Costs plus Invoice amount Amortized cost Period when
Recognition taxes, transport, and Best estimate (effective interest revenues to which handling, net of trade method) they relate are discounts received recognized Cost on conversation Cause and Effect Other costs incurred Systematic in bringing the Allocation inventories to their Immediate present location and condition
Subsequent Lower of cost and net None None
Measurement realizable value (NRV)
Impairment When the sales price None None
moves below the inventory at purchase price, you have an impairment.
Derecognition Sold Paid or settled Paid or settled
Obsolescence Exchanged
FS Assertions Existence, Rights and Completeness, Completeness, Existence, Rights and
– Balances Obligations, Presentation and Presentation and Obligations, Completeness and Disclosure and Disclosure and Completeness and Valuation Valuation Valuation Valuation
- Transactions Completeness, Accuracy, Cut-off and Accuracy, Cut-off and Completeness, Accuracy, Cut-off and Classification Classification Accuracy, Cut-off and Classification Classification
Risk and Loss, theft, damage, Understatement or
Threats and unreliable omitting of debt suppliers. Wrong classification of debt i.e. non- current liabilities recorded as current as on the balance sheet date.
Internal Protect its assets
Controls that against theft and should be in waste. place Ensure compliance with company policies and federal law. Evaluate the performance of all personnel to promote efficient operations. Ensure accurate and reliable operating data and accounting reports.