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What Is Fintech reporting IFRS 15

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Topics hide What Is Fintech or Financial Technology And Its Benefits? Financial Technology or Fintech? Example Fintech presentation of Revenue Significant accounting policies – Fintech Revenue C. Interest D. Fintech Fees and commission E. Net trading income F. Net income from other financial instruments at fair value through profit or loss G. Dividend income Notes … Read more

Initial Coin Offering

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Topics hide Initial Coin Offering Accounting for token pre-sale agreements Accounting for ICOs by the issuer IFRS 9 – Financial liability IAS 32 – Equity instrument IFRS 15 – Revenue transaction/prepayment for future goods and services Consider other relevant guidance Accounting for a purchase of goods or services by the ICO entity in exchange for … Read more

Contract enforceability and termination clauses – The best complete 1 read

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Contract enforceability and termination clauses is about those troubles, get your money as entitled or end a contract before you lose too much money. Contract enforceability of rights (AND obligations) in a contract is a matter of law. An entity has to determine the duration of the contract (i.e., the stated contractual term or a … Read more

SPAC Merger under IFRS 3

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Topics hide SPAC Merger Is the transaction a business combination? Accounting when the transaction is not a business combination Accounting when the transaction is a business combination Further considerations Identifying the accounting acquirer Is the acquisition a business combination? Developing an accounting policy when the listed shell is not a business Can the accounting simply … Read more

M and A

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M and A or Mergers and Acquisitions in IFRS language Business Combinations. 1 Identifying a business combination IFRS 3 refers to a ‘business combination’ rather than more commonly used phrases such as takeover, acquisition or merger because the objective is to encompass all the transactions in which an acquirer obtains control over an acquiree no … Read more

Cash flow forecasting

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Topics hide A Basic Guide to Cash Flow Forecasting What is Cash Flow Forecasting? Building Out Cash Flow Scenario Models How to Improve the Accuracy of Your Cash Flow Forecast Where are cash flow forecasting techniques used in IFRS? Goodwill impairment test – Telecom industry Carrying amount Recoverable amount Fair value less costs to sell … Read more

What is initial public offering

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Topics hide What is initial public offering Back-door listings Disclosure of key judgements Cost of initial public offering IPO costs cash flow classification Share-based payments at IPO What is initial public offering An Initial Public Offering (IPO) comprises of a privately owned business that wants access the public capital market through the sale of securities … Read more

Sub-leases under IFRS 16

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Sub-leases under IFRS 16 The classification guidance in IFRS 16 means that many sub-leases are finance leases, impacting the financial position and financial performance of intermediate lessors. A sub-lease is a transaction in which a lessee (or ‘intermediate lessor’) grants a right to use the underlying asset to a third party, and the lease (or … Read more

Lessor

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An entity that provides the right to use an underlying asset for a period of time in exchange for consideration.         IFRS terms or definitions come from the Official Journal of the European Union (© European Union, https://eur-lex.europa.eu). Individual jurisdictions around the world may require or permit the use of (locally authorised … Read more