Accounting policies govern valuation of investments, asset capitalisation, depreciation method and foreign currency treatment in financial statements. The Schedule prescribes preparation on a historical cost and accrual basis, classification and valuation rules for investments, capitalisation and ... Summary
Accounting policies govern valuation of investments, asset capitalisation, depreciation method and foreign currency treatment in financial statements.
The Schedule prescribes preparation on a historical cost and accrual basis, classification and valuation rules for investments, capitalisation and treatment of fixed assets including pre-operational costs and non monetary grants, straight-line depreciation with pro rata application and amortisation of foreign exchange cost adjustments, write-off of low-value assets, amortisation of deferred revenue expenditure, sales measurement, government grant treatment as capital reserve or asset deduction and realization accounting, foreign currency transaction and year-end conversion rules with allocation of exchange differences, lease rentals expensed, and actuarial accruals for gratuity and leave encashment.
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