Form No. 23AB - Statement containing salient features of balance sheet and profit and loss account, etc. as per section 219(1)(b)(iv) Form of Abridged Balance Sheet
Companies (Central Government’s) General Rules and Forms, 1956 Chapter 01
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Abridged balance sheet requirement mandates concise disclosure of sources, applications, and key profit-and-loss items. Form No. 23AB prescribes the format for an abridged balance sheet and abridged profit and loss account, requiring separate presentation of sources of funds (shareholders' funds and loan funds) and application of funds (fixed assets, investments, current assets and liabilities, miscellaneous expenditure and profit and loss balance) so totals reconcile; the profit and loss schedule mandates classified income and expenditure headings, profit computations, proposed dividends and transfers, and accompanying notes that align disclosures with Schedule VI, contingent liabilities, auditor qualifications, revaluation disclosures and market values of quoted investments.
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Abridged balance sheet requirement mandates concise disclosure of sources, applications, and key profit-and-loss items.
Form No. 23AB prescribes the format for an abridged balance sheet and abridged profit and loss account, requiring separate presentation of sources of funds (shareholders' funds and loan funds) and application of funds (fixed assets, investments, current assets and liabilities, miscellaneous expenditure and profit and loss balance) so totals reconcile; the profit and loss schedule mandates classified income and expenditure headings, profit computations, proposed dividends and transfers, and accompanying notes that align disclosures with Schedule VI, contingent liabilities, auditor qualifications, revaluation disclosures and market values of quoted investments.
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