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Title: ACCOUNTING STANDARD - 13


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ACCOUNTING STANDARD - 13
ACCOUNTING FOR INVESTMENTS
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PURPOSE
  • Accounting for investments in the financial
    statements of enterprises and related disclosure
    requirements.

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DEFINITION
  • INVESTMENTS
  • are assets held by an enterprise for earning
    income by way of dividends, interest, and
    rentals, for capital appreciation, or for other
    benefits to the investing enterprise.
  • Assets held as stock-in-trade are not
    investments.

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CLASSIFICATION
  • 1. LONG TERM INVESTMENTS
  • 2. CURRENT INVESTMENTS.

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COST OF INVESTMENTS
  • INCLUDES
  • 1. Basic cost
  • 2. Acquisition charges such as brokerage, fees
    and duties.

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OTHER MODES
  • If an investment is acquired by the issue of
    shares or other securities, the acquisition cost
    is the Fair value of the securities issued.
  • The right shares, if subscribed to is added
    to the carrying amount of original shares but if
    rights are sold, the sale proceeds are treated as
    income and credited to profit and loss statement.

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INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS
  • Interest, dividend and rentals receivable in
    respect of such investments are treated as income
    except where such interest or dividend relates to
    pre-acquisition period, in which case, such
    interest or dividend received is reduced from the
    acquisition cost.

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CARRYING AMOUNT OF INVESTMENTS
  • Current Investments - At Lower of cost or
    fair value.
  • Long term investments - At Cost.
  • However, in case of a permanent decline,
    provision for diminution shall be made.
  • Any reduction in the carrying amount should be
    charged to the profit and loss statement.

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BASIS
  • Current Investments
  • Either on an individual investment basis or by
    category of investment, but not on an overall
    basis.
  • Long term investments
  • Each investment individually

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DISPOSAL
  • When any investments is sold, the difference
    between the carrying amount and net sale proceeds
    should be charged or credited to the profit and
    loss statement
  • In case of partial disposal, the carrying amount
    to be allocated to that part is to be determined
    on the basis of the average carrying amount of
    the total holding of the investment.

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DISCLOSURES
  • 1. Classification of investments,
  • 2. The accounting policies for determination of
    carrying amount of investments,
  • 3. The amounts included in profit and loss
    statement for interest, dividends,
    rentals,profits and losses on disposal of
    investments
  • contd..

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DISCLOSURES
  • 4. Significant restriction on the right of
    ownership, realisability of investments or the
    remittance of income and proceeds of disposal
  • 5. The aggregate amount of quoted and unquoted
    investments
  • 6. Other disclosures specifically required by
    the relevant statute.
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