
Explore amendments to Schedule III of the Companies Act 2013, divisions and applicability for FY 2021-22, covering balance sheet, profit and loss disclosures, and Ind AS alignment.
Rounding off becomes compulsory for all figures in the schedule iii financials, with total income (turnover plus other income) rounded to the nearest thousand lakhs or billions.
Explore how amendments to Schedule III are grouped by balance sheet and profit and loss impact, covering disclosures, liabilities, and Indian accounting standards across sessions.
Disclose promoter shareholding under the scutari amendment, including promoter names, shares held, more-than-5% holdings, and year-end changes for all companies.
Reclassify current maturity of long term borrowings from other current liabilities to short term borrowing when due within 12 months, under Schedule III amendments for FY 2021-22.
explains the revised schedule iii amendments for fy 2021-22, detailing trade payables ageing in four buckets from the due date and the disputed versus undisputed msomi classifications.
Explain the use of borrowings for a specific purpose, require disclosure of utilization, and apply fund flow analysis for funds deposited in a common account under schedule III amendments.
Examine how Schedule III amendments for FY 2021-22 govern borrowings secured by current assets, requiring management to reconcile bank statements with books and disclose material discrepancies.
Describe amendments to schedule iii for fy 2021-22, covering property, plant and intangible assets, and the choice between cost or revaluation model, with classwise gross and net carrying amount reconciliations.
Explore capital work in progress and intangible assets under development, their aging under Schedule III, in‑progress vs suspended classifications, and implications for impairment and balance sheet disclosure.
Explains section 185 of the companies act 113 restricting loans to directors, with exemptions, and mandates disclosures for loans to promoters, directors, KMP, and related parties repayable on demand.
Understand trade receivables ageing under schedule iii, with buckets from six months to over three years, plus undisputed and disputed, secured and unsecured classifications, and due-date aging for stakeholders.
Identify the more-than-two layers restriction on subsidiary investments, illustrate chain examples, note foreign and United States laws exceptions, and emphasize disclosure requirements for non-compliance.
Explore revenue presentation changes by outlining revenue from operations, other income, total income, and noting separate disclosure of grants or donations after sale of services for section eight companies.
Disclose unrecorded income and detail transactions not recorded, then state whether they are properly reflected in books, addressing voluntary admission and restatement under applicable acts and standards.
Detail the disclosure requirements for companies trading or investing in cryptocurrency under the finance act 2022, including profit or loss on transactions and deposits or advances in Schedule III.
Explore corporate social responsibility under the Companies Act 2013, including mandatory 2% of average net profit spend, disclosures in profit and loss, shortfall, and related party considerations.
Explore amendments in schedule iii on the utilisation of borrowed funds and share premium, detailing disclosure of foreign transfers, intermediaries, and ultimate beneficiaries in fund circulation.
Details how approved schemes of arrangement, sanctioned by the competent authority, require auditor certification that accounting treatment complies with accounting standards and must be reflected in the books.
Register charges with the ROC to secure borrowing and protect stakeholders, outlining the 30-day window and disclosure of delays for charges not yet registered.
Learn how a company is declared a wilful defaulter by banks and lenders, and the required disclosures in financial statements, including the default amount, nature, and related RBI guidelines.
disclose transactions and balances with struck-off companies under schedule iii amendments for 2021-22; report company name, nature of transactions, and outstanding balances, including write-offs, to aid auditors.
Explore the disclosure of 11 financial ratios, including return on equity, to analyze profitability, financial stability, and liquidity, detailing current assets and liabilities and emphasizing consistent, comparable periods.
Identify and disclose any action against the company under the Benami Transactions Prohibition Act 1988, including details of benami properties, beneficiaries, and related balance sheet treatment for schedule three compliance.
Explore additional amendments to Ind AS Schedule III for FY 2021-22, including prior-error equity disclosures, investment property fair value disclosures, separate finance lease presentation, and trade receivables aging and impairment.
Recap amendments to Schedule III financials for FY 2021-22, focusing on transparency, age-wise receivables, revaluations, related-party disclosures, benami property, funding movements, compliance, CSR, and rounding rules.
Identify 12 to 14 amendments in schedule iii applicable to all small and medium sized companies, including promoter shareholding disclosures and key classifications in financial statements.
MCA has vide Notification dated 24th March 2021 made changes in the format of financial statements (i.e. Schedule III) for the companies required to comply with Accounting Standards (Division - I) and Indian Accounting Standards (Division - II).
The course is divided into
1. Schedule III Applicability and basics of Accounting Standards v Sch. III
2. Balance Sheet - Liability related amendments
3. Balance Sheet - Assets related amendments
4. Profit and loss statement
5. Other important amendments
6. Ind AS amendments
The course aims to provide understanding of the amendments in simplified manner. The course covers the changes relating to:
Rounding off
Trade Receivables Ageing
Trade Payable Ageing
CWIP and Intangible Assets under development ageing
Revenue/Income
Control over fund circulation
Ind AS amendments covering prior period errors in statement of changes in equity, lease obligation presentation, separate classification for credit impaired trade receivables
Changes relating to presentation of current maturity of long term borrowings, security deposits etc.
Transactions with Strike off companies
Registration of charges and satisfaction of charge
Benami properties
Borrowing based on security of current assets
Use of borrowing for specific purpose
Investment with more than 2 layers of companies
11 Financial Ratio with disclosure of numerator and denominator and changes
Revaluation of property plant and equipments
Revaluation of investment property
Loan or advance to KMP, Related parties
Sharecapital - Promoter's Shareholding details