Introduction to FRS 102 - Russell Brennan Keane

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Introduction to FRS 102 Cathal Melia Wednesday, 10th June 2015

FRS 102 > Introduction and Background > New Terminology > Key Differences > Transitional T iti lA Arrangements t & Pl Planning i P Points i t

Introduction & Background g > Implementing IFRS in Ireland and UK > FRS 100 ; FRS 101;FRS 102 > FRS 102 - 35 Sections circa 300 pages > IImplementation l t ti Date D t – Accounting A ti periods commencing on or after 1 January 2015 > Transition Date 1 January 2014 (comparatives)

New Naming g Conventions OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

Profit and Loss Account

Income statement comprehensive income

Balance sheet

Statement of financial position

Cash flow statement

Statement of cash flows

Profit and loss reserves Profit and loss reserves

Retained earnings

Reconciliation of Changes in  Shareholders funds

Statement of changes in equity

Minority Interest

Non‐controlling interest

Stock

Inventory

Trade Debtors

Accounts Receivable

Keyy Differences – Investment Property p y OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

SSAP 19 Valued at Market Value with No  Depreciation

Fair Value  however cost  can be used if FV  cannot be determined without undue  expense!

Movements in valuation posted through  Revaluation Reserve Revaluation Reserve

Movements in valuation go through P&L

Only provided deferred tax if binding sale  Only provided deferred tax if binding sale agreement in place

Full provision for deferred tax provision for deferred tax

Properties used within the group cannot  used within the group cannot be treated as investment properties

Includes investment property occupied by  Includes investment property occupied by other group companies

Key y Differences – Financial Instruments OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

Practice varies depending on whether  FRS 226 Financial instruments  Recognition and Measurement is Recognition and Measurement is  adopted or not

Divides financial instruments into “Basic”  and “Other instruments Basic measured at amortised cost Other Basic measured at amortised cost Other  mostly at fair value through P&L

Loans carrying  zero or below market  rate interest included on balance sheet  at loan amount less repayments. Interest  recognised based on rate applied

Initially Recognised on balance sheet by  discounting the expected cash flows  using market rate of interest (Coupon is  merely a cashflow) Subsequent recognition using amortised  cost method

Keyy Differences Listed Investments

OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

Can be held in balance  sheet at historic cost or  valuation

Must be held in balance  sheet at fair value (Market  Value))

Movements in valuation go  g through P&L

Employment Benefits

Short term entitlements  Specific requirement to  such as unused sick leave or  accrue for short term  holiday pay generally not  employee entitlements accrued d

Keyy Differences OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

Operating Leases

Rent free periods  recognised equally over  period up to first break period up to first break  clause

Rent free periods  recognised equally over the  life of the lease life of the lease

Define Benefit Pension  Plans

Exemption from application  Group plans must be  recognised on the balance  of FRS 17 recognition for  multi‐employer plans p y p sheet of at least one group  g p company

Keyy Differences – Disclosures OLD IRISH/UK GAAP

FRS102

Disclose Directors remuneration

Disclose remuneration of Key  Management

Operating lease obligations for Fixed Assets Revaluation as deemed cost > Lease incentive rules need not apply to leases commenced pre transition date > D Dormantt C Companies i retain t i measurementt policies li i until til activity re-commences > P Pre existing i ti b butt previously i l unrecognised i d fifinancial i l assets t and liabilities

FRS 102 – Planning g Points > Do you have preferential or zero coupon loans > Do you have property carried at valuation > Do you have investment properties > Are A your Fi Financial i l and dh holiday lid years end d diff differentt > Do you have quoted investments on your balance sheet > Restate your comparative numbers now

FRS 102 – Planning g Points > Do you have forward contracts or other derivatives > Have you purchases forward > Do you have a defined benefit pension scheme

Thank You

Cathal Melia Russell Brennan Keane Tel: (01) 644 0100 / (090) 6480600 Email: [email protected] cmelia@rbk ie