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Financial Reporting Standards

Changes to UK GAAP

For accounting periods commencing on or after 1 January 2015, current UK GAAP has been replaced by a single standard. The transition requires all UK companies’ financial information to be prepared in accordance with FRS 102. The only exceptions will be those applying International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) or Financial Reporting Standard for Smaller Entities (FRSSE).

Guiding you through transition

FRS 100 Introduction

The release of FRS 100 heralds the introduction of the new UK GAAP. Companies should start planning for the transition now.

 

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FRS 101 Reduced Disclosure Framework

Provides a new for format of accounts for individual parent entities and for subsidiaries of groups where the parent prepares consolidated financial statements, under IFRS.

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FRS 102 Overview

Financial Reporting Standard 102 has replaced UK standards for all companies not adopting the FRSSE or IFRS. This is an overview of the key changes.

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The release of FRS 100 heralds the introduction of the new UK GAAP. Companies should start planning for the transition now.

 

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Provides a new for format of accounts for individual parent entities and for subsidiaries of groups where the parent prepares consolidated financial statements, under IFRS.

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Financial Reporting Standard 102 has replaced UK standards for all companies not adopting the FRSSE or IFRS. This is an overview of the key changes.

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FRS 102 Format and Layout

A review of the changes to the format and layout of accounts under the new standard.


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FRS 102 Accounting for Groups

A review of the changes in accounting for groups including associates and joint ventures under the new standard.

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FRS 102 Business Combinations

The changes in accounting for acquisitions and mergers, goodwill and other intangible assets under the new standard.

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A review of the changes to the format and layout of accounts under the new standard.


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A review of the changes in accounting for groups including associates and joint ventures under the new standard.

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The changes in accounting for acquisitions and mergers, goodwill and other intangible assets under the new standard.

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FRS 102 Tangible Fixed Assets

Changes in accounting for property, plant and equipment.



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FRS 102 Financial Instruments

Review of the changes to accounting for financial instruments under the new standard. This can include basic loans as well as currency contracts and interest swap rates.

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FRS 102 Revenue Recognition

The approach to recognition of income under the new standard.



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Changes in accounting for property, plant and equipment.



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Review of the changes to accounting for financial instruments under the new standard. This can include basic loans as well as currency contracts and interest swap rates.

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The approach to recognition of income under the new standard.



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FRS 102 Income Tax

An outline of the changes to both current and deferred taxation accounting under the new standard

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FRS 102 Employee Benefits

An overview of the impact on accounting for employee benefits, including holiday pay.

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FRS 102 Tax Consequences

Impact on your tax position.                            


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An outline of the changes to both current and deferred taxation accounting under the new standard

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An overview of the impact on accounting for employee benefits, including holiday pay.

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Impact on your tax position.                            


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Corporate Audit Partner and Head of Listed Businesses Matthew Stallabrass, gives a financial accounting update focused on the corporate reporting expectations for 2024/25.
Financial Reporting Update 2024
Corporate Audit Partner and Head of Listed Businesses Matthew Stallabrass, gives a financial accounting update focused on the corporate reporting expectations for 2024/25.

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