Disclosure of accounting policies required for mercantile assessees; significant policies, material changes and fundamental assumptions must be disclosed. Notification under section 145(2) requires that all significant accounting policies adopted by assessees using the mercantile system be disclosed as part of the financial statements, normally in one place. Material changes in accounting policies must be disclosed with their impact and adjustments shown in the period of change or indicated if not ascertainable. Policies must enable a true and fair view and be governed by prudence, substance over form and materiality. Fundamental assumptions-going concern, consistency and accrual-need not be specifically disclosed if followed, but non adoption must be disclosed.
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Disclosure of accounting policies required for mercantile assessees; significant policies, material changes and fundamental assumptions must be disclosed.
Notification under section 145(2) requires that all significant accounting policies adopted by assessees using the mercantile system be disclosed as part of the financial statements, normally in one place. Material changes in accounting policies must be disclosed with their impact and adjustments shown in the period of change or indicated if not ascertainable. Policies must enable a true and fair view and be governed by prudence, substance over form and materiality. Fundamental assumptions-going concern, consistency and accrual-need not be specifically disclosed if followed, but non adoption must be disclosed.
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