Financial Reporting 2 (ACC2012W)
University of Cape Town (UCT)
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IAS 38 - Intangible Assets
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Perfect for accounting professionals, students, and anyone keen on mastering International Accounting Standard 38, these notes provide a personal touch to understanding the intricacies of intangible asset accounting. Delve into detailed explanations, practical examples, and insightful interpretations, all presented in a clear and engaging handwritten style. Whether you're studying, practicing, or refining your knowledge, these notes offer a unique perspective to grasp the nuances of financial re...
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Summary Mind Map for Revenue IFRS 15
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IFRS 15 Revenue Recognition Formulae Sheet provides a concise guide to the key steps and calculations for recognizing revenue under IFRS 15, including: 
 
Five-Step Model: 
Identify the contract. 
Identify performance obligations. 
Determine the transaction price. 
Allocate the transaction price to obligations. 
Recognize revenue when obligations are satisfied. 
Variable Consideration: 
Calculate using the expected value or most likely amount method. 
Revenue Over Time: 
Use percentage of comple...
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Revenue IFRS 15
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IFRS 15 Revenue Recognition Formulae Sheet provides a concise guide to the key steps and calculations for recognizing revenue under IFRS 15, including: 
 
Five-Step Model: 
Identify the contract. 
Identify performance obligations. 
Determine the transaction price. 
Allocate the transaction price to obligations. 
Recognize revenue when obligations are satisfied. 
Variable Consideration: 
Calculate using the expected value or most likely amount method. 
Revenue Over Time: 
Use percentage of comple...
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How to calculate current tax to be included in SOCI
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This document details the workings and general ledger accounts to illustrate how yo calcule current tax in the financial statements
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Group accounting consolidation
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This document details the consolidation process of subsidiaries to group financial statements as well as associates using detailed illustrative examples and notes .
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Ifrs 9 : financial instruments
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This document summarises the application of IFRs 8
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IAS 37 : A detailed guide
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This document works through the IAS 37 standard and gives a detailed breakdown of what a provision is , what a liability is , what a contingent asset vs contingent liability is , what a reimbursement is and has detailed examples that display not only how to answer questions and what key areas to focus on but also how to apply the standard
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Group accounting : An introduction
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This document introduces the topic of group accounting and indicates how to consolidate , what the starting point is before consolidating and what proforma journal entries need to be processed . Moreover , it includes detailed examples of how to do so . 
 
Additionally it illustrates how to present consolidated financial statements ; statement of comprehensive income , statement of financial position, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows . 
 
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Group accounting
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This document details how to attribute profits in statement of comprehensive income to the non- controlling interest and parent equity holders , how to calculate goodwill using the full and partial method , how to account for preference shares in a group consolidation.
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IFRS 7 : layout of statement of cash flows
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This document entails a brief layout structure of presenting the statement of cash flows on the “ Direct” method versus the “ indirect” method as per IFRS 7 and additionally briefly gives guidance on what to include under “ operating activities” , “ investing activities” and “ financing activities” as per IFRS 7
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