Operating segment disclosure requires identification, aggregation rules, and specified segment reconciliations to inform financial statement users. Ind AS 108 requires entities to identify operating segments-components whose results are regularly reviewed by the chief operating decision maker and for ... Summary
Operating segment disclosure requires identification, aggregation rules, and specified segment reconciliations to inform financial statement users.
Ind AS 108 requires entities to identify operating segments-components whose results are regularly reviewed by the chief operating decision maker and for which discrete financial information exists-and to report separately those segments that meet aggregation criteria or exceed quantitative thresholds for revenue, profit/loss or assets. Entities must disclose the basis for identifying reportable segments and aggregation judgements; measures of segment profit or loss and, if provided, segment assets and liabilities; specified revenue and expense items; reconciliations of segment totals to entity amounts with material reconciling items described; and entity wide disclosures on products, geography and major customers.
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