Highlights: * XBRL filing manual * Frequently ask... more

Highlights: * XBRL filing manual * Frequently asked questions to learn XBRL * Brief Commentary in easy language to understand XBRL fundamentals * Taxonomy and Business Rules * Sample Instance documents *Examples on XBRL Validation tool * Steps for filing financial statements in XBRL mode * International Financial Reporting Standers (IFRSs), with XBRL * Guidance for SEX XBRL Filing * Difference between Existing Schedule VI and Revised Schedule VI * Tips for implementation of Revised Schedule VI * Current and Non- current classifications Revised Schedule VI * Analysis of New Schedule VI with old Schedule VI * Critical issues in Revised Schedule VI and solution * Revised Schedule VI Practical Implications... less

with more detailed disclosures of Ind-Ass Account... more

with more detailed disclosures of Ind-Ass Accounting, IFRS. First time adoption of Ind-Ass, IFRS in India and all IND-Ass, IFRS simplified... less

*Directive under section 79A of the MCS Act & Rul... more

*Directive under section 79A of the MCS Act & Rules,1960 *Quorum for the special general meeting 75%... less

A Practical Guide to incorporating the Generally ... more

A Practical Guide to incorporating the Generally Accepted Cost Accounting Principal (GACAP)... less

*Latest updates to existing Accounting Standards ... more

*Latest updates to existing Accounting Standards (AS1 to AS32) * Non-Converged AS applicable to Small and Medium Entities(SME) fully covered * Brief commentary on each AS (AS 1 to AS 32) * Recent Disclosure requirenments *Practical examples in each chapter - How to use Indian Standards * Special Chapter on, How to migrate from existing standards to Ind-ASs and IFRS * Handy Reference for Practitioners * New Amendments and pronouncements * Practical Case Studies etc...... less

This book is expected to help the ever enthusias... more

This book is expected to help the ever enthusiastic professionals to know more and know better the intricacies of these developments in the field of financial reporting in India.... less

also contains *amendment to clause 41 of listing ... more

also contains *amendment to clause 41 of listing agreement dated April 16, 2012 relating to format of financial statements *Illustrative financial statements and groupings both under old schedule VI and revised schedule VI, based on the lines of a factual and detailed Trial Balance *Revised schedule VI-based Infosys Financial Statement *Detailed commentary & discussion on a large number of practical issues... less

A Quick Reference Guide to Ind As converged with... more

A Quick Reference Guide to Ind As converged with IFRS is written in a simple language for the professionals to know finer points of Ind As and take the lead in smooth adoption of Ind As.... less

The unique features of this book are: *Appointmen... more

The unique features of this book are: *Appointment and Removal of Auditors under Companies Act discussed with Case Studies *Revised Schedule VI has been made applicable by MCA for the financial year commencing on or after 1st April 2011 *GIST of accounting standards has been included ar relevant places along with the Companies(Accounting Standards) Rules 2006 with a dedicated chapter on AS Checklists *A separate chapter has been dedicated to some of the practical and routine issues under Accounting Standards(AS1 and AS32) *It also contains a chapter on CARO with specimen checklists and reporting under its various clauses... less

Highlights * Recently Issued IFRS 10, IFRS 11, IF... more

Highlights * Recently Issued IFRS 10, IFRS 11, IFRS 12 and IFRS 13. * Recently Issued Exposure Drafts(ED) and IND-Ass and Recent disclosure requirements * Latest updates to Indian Accounting Standards(IND-Ass)/IFRS * Tips-How to convert IGAAP Financial Statements into IND-ASs financial Statements * Practical examples/case studies in each chapter-how to use IND-AS/IFRS. *Written in Simple Language, in a question and answer format. * Guidance on recent controversial issues and complex practical issues. * Standard-wise difference between (IND-AS) and IFRS. Standard-Wise difference between IND-AS and Existing AS.... less