Title: IFRS XBRL Taxonomy Framework IFRS-GP and IFRS-SMEs
1- IFRS XBRL Taxonomy Framework IFRS-GP and IFRS-SMEs
Holger Obst IASC Foundation XBRL Team
Member Haiko Philipp IASC Foundation XBRL Team
Member
2Small and Medium-sized EntitiesArchitecture
- Agenda
- Accounting background of IFRS for SMEs Exposure
draft (SME-ED) - Architecture Alternatives
- Core Schema
- Extension Schema
- Separate Schema
3IFRS for SME Exposure Draft (SME-ED)
Scope of the SME-Standard
- Small and medium-sized entities that
- Do not have public accountability and
- Publish general purpose financial statements for
external users
Type and structure of the SME-Standard
- Standard as a stand-alone document separated from
existing IAS and IFRS Standards - Standard drafted to cover all type of
transactions and other events typically
encountered for SMEs or conditions with only
minimal cross-rereferences to full IFRSs
4Full IFRSs as basis for the SME-ED
Top-Down-Approach
- SME-ED developed on the basis of full IFRSs as
- Extracting the fundament concepts from the IASB
Framework - Extracting principles and related mandatory
guidance from the full IFRSs - Modifications for recognition and measurement
simplifications - Extending accounting policy options
- All accounting options of full IFRSs also
available within the SME-ED - New accounting options (e.g. Expense Model for
development cost) - Simplification or new regulation for complex or
cost intensive accounting policies - Financial instruments
- Subsequent measurement for goodwill (impairment)
- Leases
5Cross-Rereference to the full IFRSs
Cases for cross-rereference to the full IFRSs
- IFRS for SMEs points to the full IFRSs
- Accountings options not explicitly stated in the
SME-Standard - SME-ED refers to the full IFRSs in cases of
missing regulations - Segment reporting
- Interim reporting
- Earnings per share
- Equity-settled share-based payments
Accordences between IFRS for SMEs and full IFRSs
6Accordences IFRS for SMEs and full IFRSs
Full IFRSs (IFRS-GP Taxonomy)
IFRS for SMEs (IFRS-SME Taxonomy)
7Issues and approaches for IFRS-SME taxonomy
Questions for building and implementing IFRS-SME
taxonomy
- New label linkbase or using existing IFRS-GP
labels? - Embedding IFRS-GP reference linkbase?
- Statement coverage?
Different ways to organise IFRS-GP and SME
Taxonomy
- Extension Schema approach
- Core Schema approach
- Separate Schema approach
8Extension Schema approach
- Disadvantage
- Unwanted IFRS-GP elements in SME taxonomy
- overlapping resources on SME and IFRS-GP
elements - different life cycles
SME Basic layer
IFRS Basic layer
IFRS-GP Full element set
SME SME spec. elements
SME-Lab
IFRS-Lab
SME-Ref
IFRS-Ref
Presentation layer
SME No elements
IFRS-GP No elements
IFRS-Pres
SME-Pres
IFRS-Calc
SME-Calc
IFRS-Def
SME-Def
9Unwanted overlapping elements in SME taxonomy
Resources on overlapping elements
SME Basic layer
IFRS Basic layer
IFRS-GP
SME
SME-Ref
IFRS-Ref
IFRS-Ref
- large DTS with not needed relations
Unwanted elements
SME Basic layer
IFRS Basic layer
IFRS-GP
SME
IFRS-Ref
IFRS-Ref
- Elements which are never used in SME Taxonomy
- Confusing for taxonomy developer who use the SME
Taxonomy extension
10 different life cycles
IFRS-GP 2006
2006
SME 2006
IFRS-GP 2007
SME Report based on IFRS-GP 2007 Taxonomy
2007
SME 2007
11Extension Schema approach
- Disadvantage
- Different life cycles
- Advantage
- Comparable
- Minimal resouces set
- All elements are accessible
IFRS-GP Full element set
Basic layer
IFRS-GP No elements
SME SME spec. elements
SME-Lab
IFRS-Lab
SME-Ref
IFRS-Ref
Presentation layer
SME No elements
IFRS-GP No elements
IFRS-Pres
SME-Pres
IFRS-Calc
SME-Calc
IFRS-Def
SME-Def
12Core Schema approach
- Disadvantage
- Different life cycles
- Maintenance
- Overlapping resources
- Advantage
- Comparable
- Minimal element set
Core Shared element set
Core-Lab
Core-Ref
Basic layer
IFRS-GP IFRS spec. elements
SME SME spec. elements
SME-spec.-Lab
IFRS-spec.Lab
SME-spec.-Ref
IFRS-spec.Ref
Presentation layer
SME No elements
IFRS-GP No elements
IFRS-Pres
SME-Pres
IFRS-Calc
SME-Calc
IFRS-Def
SME-Def
13Core Schema approach
- Disadvantage
- Different life cycles
- Maintenance
- Advantage
- Comparable
- Minimal element set
- Minimal resource set
Core Shared element set
Basic layer
IFRS-GP IFRS spec. elements
SME SME spec. elements
IFRS-Lab
SME-Lab
IFRS-Ref
SME-Ref
Presentation layer
SME No elements
IFRS-GP No elements
IFRS-Pres
SME-Pres
IFRS-Calc
SME-Calc
IFRS-Def
SME-Def
14Separate Schema approach
- Disadvantage
- Not comparable
- Additional mechanism needed
- Advantage
- No life cycle problem
- Maintenance
- Minimal element set
- Minimal resource set
Basic layer
IFRS-GP IFRS elements
SME SME elements
IFRS-Lab
SME-Lab
IFRS-Ref
SME-Ref
Presentation layer
SME No elements
IFRS-GP No elements
IFRS-Pres
SME-Pres
IFRS-Calc
SME-Calc
IFRS-Def
SME-Def
15Conclusion
- SME ED still under review process
- preferred Separated schema aproach
- Option to merge IFRS-GP and SME Taxonomy later
- Separated standards
16Thank you for your attention! Questions?