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Table of Contents
Lecture 1 ..........................................................................................................................4
What is accounting? ................................................................................................................. 4
Role of financial reporting ........................................................................................................ 4
Annual report versus financial statements ................................................................................ 5
Financial reporting standards ................................................................................................... 5
Development of IFRS................................................................................................................ 6
IFRS standard – setting structure .............................................................................................. 6
IASB due process – “Approval” of a standard ............................................................................ 6
IASB pronouncements .............................................................................................................. 7
Hierarchy of IFRS...................................................................................................................... 7
Lecture 2 ..........................................................................................................................7
How were accounting standards written? ................................................................................. 7
What is a Conceptual Framework and what is its purpose? ....................................................... 7
Is a Conceptual Framework a good thing? ................................................................................. 8
The History of the IFRS Conceptual Framework ......................................................................... 8
Status of the IFRS Conceptual Framework................................................................................. 8
Structure of the IFRS Conceptual Framework ............................................................................ 9
Chapter 1. The objective of general-purpose financial reporting ................................................ 9
Chapter 2. Qualitative characteristics of useful financial information ...................................... 10
Chapter 3. Financial statements and the reporting entity ........................................................ 11
Chapter 4. The elements of financial statements ..................................................................... 11
Chapter 5. Recognition and derecognition .............................................................................. 13
Chapter 6. Measurement ....................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 7. Presentation and disclosure................................................................................... 14
Chapter 8. Concepts of capital and capital maintenance .......................................................... 15
Lecture 3 ........................................................................................................................15
Importance of revenue recognition ........................................................................................ 15
The history of IFRS 15 – Revenue recognition .......................................................................... 15
Definition of revenue ............................................................................................................. 16
Asset-liability approach .......................................................................................................... 16

, IFRS 15 - Objective and Scope ................................................................................................. 16
IFRS 15 - Overview ................................................................................................................. 16
IFRS 15 – Step 1 Identify the contract with customers ............................................................. 17
IFRS 15 – Step 2: Identify the separate performance obligations in the contract ...................... 17
IFRS 15 – Step 3: Determine the transaction price ................................................................... 17
IFRS 15 – Step 4: Allocate the transaction price to the separate performance obligations ........ 18
IFRS 15 – Step 5: Recognize revenue when each performance obligation is satisfied ................ 19
IFRS 15 – Presentation and disclosure ..................................................................................... 19
Lecture 4 ........................................................................................................................20
IFRS 15 – Contract assets and liabilities ................................................................................... 20
Focus on POs satisfied over time ............................................................................................ 20
Contract costs ........................................................................................................................ 21
IAS 2 – Definition of inventories ............................................................................................. 21
Link between inventories – B/S and COGS – I/S....................................................................... 22
Key accounting issues............................................................................................................. 22
Key accounting issues............................................................................................................. 23
Key accounting issues............................................................................................................. 23
Inventories valuation: Homogeneous items ............................................................................ 24
Key accounting issues............................................................................................................. 24
Lecture 5 ........................................................................................................................25
IAS 16 – Property, plant and equipment ................................................................................. 25
IAS 16 - Initial recognition ...................................................................................................... 25
IAS 16 - Derecognition ............................................................................................................ 25
IAS 16 - Initial recognition: Acquisition of PPE ......................................................................... 26
IAS 16 - Subsequent measurement ......................................................................................... 26
IAS 16 – Subsequent measurement: Cost model ..................................................................... 26
IAS 16 - Depreciation.............................................................................................................. 27
IAS 16 - Subsequent measurement: Revaluation model ........................................................... 28
Revaluation vs Cost model ..................................................................................................... 29
Lecture 6 ........................................................................................................................29
IAS 38 – Intangible assets ....................................................................................................... 29
Initial recognition and measurement ...................................................................................... 30
Internally generated intangible assets: The Research Phase .................................................... 30
Internally generated intangible assets: The Development Phase ............................................. 31
Internally generated intangible assets: Cost ............................................................................ 31
Internally generated intangible assets: No recognition ............................................................ 31

, Subsequent measurement ..................................................................................................... 32
Goodwill ................................................................................................................................ 33
IAS 36 - The concept of impairment ........................................................................................ 34
Lecture 8 ........................................................................................................................36
IASB Conceptual Framework .................................................................................................. 36
IAS 37 – Recognition of provisions .......................................................................................... 36
IAS 37 – Types of provisions ................................................................................................... 37
IAS 37 – Contingent liabilities ................................................................................................. 38
Contingent liabilities vs provisions .......................................................................................... 39
Lecture 9 ........................................................................................................................40
Financial instruments ............................................................................................................. 40
Financial assets ...................................................................................................................... 40
Other Comprehensive Income ................................................................................................ 41
Financial assets: Equity financial instruments ......................................................................... 41
Lecture 10.......................................................................................................................43
Financial instruments ............................................................................................................. 43
Characteristics of bonds ......................................................................................................... 43
Effective interest method ....................................................................................................... 44
Debt financial instruments – Classification.............................................................................. 44
Held-For-Collection (HFC) ....................................................................................................... 44
Held-For-Collection & Selling (HFCS) ....................................................................................... 45
Held-For-Trading (HFT) ........................................................................................................... 45
Impairment – Credit Loss........................................................................................................ 45
Lecture 11.......................................................................................................................46
Consolidated financial statements – terminology .................................................................... 46
Exemptions ............................................................................................................................ 46
Group of statement of financial position - Balance Sheet ........................................................ 46
Group of statement of financial position - Goodwill ................................................................ 47
Post-acquisition effects .......................................................................................................... 47
Acquisition <100%.................................................................................................................. 48
Elimination of intra-group balances ........................................................................................ 48
Unrealized profits .................................................................................................................. 48
Group statement of Comprehensive Income - CI ..................................................................... 49
Lecture 12.......................................................................................................................49
Key concepts on lease accounting ........................................................................................... 49

, Accounting by a Lessee .......................................................................................................... 50
Accounting by a Lessor ........................................................................................................... 52




Lecture 1
What is accounting?
o Accounting is the way a business communicates its financial performance
o Communication of information for decision-making
• Management accounting = inside the company
▪ A collection and processing of financial and non-financial information
to mee the decision-making needs of parties internal to the
organization.
▪ Not regulated
• Financial accounting = outside the company
▪ A collection and processing of financial information to meet the
decision-making needs of parties external to the organization.
▪ Regulated

Role of financial reporting
Firms need economic resources (capital providers). Adverse selection is the case when there
is an absence of reporting.

Capital providers write contracts to prevent agency conflicts and moral hazard behaviour for
an efficient functioning




The objective of financial reporting is to provide financial information about the reporting
entity that is useful to present and potential equity investors, lenders and other creditors in
making decisions about providing resources to the entity.

Table of contents

  1. 01 Lecture 1 4
    1. What is accounting? 4
    2. Role of financial reporting 4
    3. Annual report versus financial statements 5
    4. Financial reporting standards 5
    5. Development of IFRS 6
    6. IFRS standard – setting structure 6
    7. IASB due process – “Approval” of a standard 6
    8. IASB pronouncements 7
    9. Hierarchy of IFRS 7
  2. 02 Lecture 2 7
    1. How were accounting standards written? 7
    2. What is a Conceptual Framework and what is its purpose? 7
    3. Is a Conceptual Framework a good thing? 8
    4. The History of the IFRS Conceptual Framework 8
    5. Status of the IFRS Conceptual Framework 8
    6. Structure of the IFRS Conceptual Framework 9
    7. Chapter 1. The objective of general-purpose financial reporting 9
    8. Chapter 2. Qualitative characteristics of useful financial information 10
    9. Chapter 3. Financial statements and the reporting entity 11
    10. Chapter 4. The elements of financial statements 11
    11. Chapter 5. Recognition and derecognition 13
    12. Chapter 6. Measurement 14
    13. Chapter 7. Presentation and disclosure 14
    14. Chapter 8. Concepts of capital and capital maintenance 15
  3. 03 Lecture 3 15
    1. Importance of revenue recognition 15
    2. The history of IFRS 15 – Revenue recognition 15
    3. Definition of revenue 16
    4. Asset-liability approach 16
    5. IFRS 15 - Objective and Scope 16
    6. IFRS 15 - Overview 16
    7. IFRS 15 – Step 1 Identify the contract with customers 17
    8. IFRS 15 – Step 2: Identify the separate performance obligations in the contract 17
    9. IFRS 15 – Step 3: Determine the transaction price 17
    10. IFRS 15 – Step 4: Allocate the transaction price to the separate performance obligations 18
    11. IFRS 15 – Step 5: Recognize revenue when each performance obligation is satisfied 19
    12. IFRS 15 – Presentation and disclosure 19
  4. 04 Lecture 4 20
    1. IFRS 15 – Contract assets and liabilities 20
    2. Focus on POs satisfied over time 20
    3. Contract costs 21
    4. IAS 2 – Definition of inventories 21
    5. Link between inventories – B/S and COGS – I/S 22
    6. Key accounting issues 22
    7. Key accounting issues 23
    8. Key accounting issues 23
    9. Inventories valuation: Homogeneous items 24
    10. Key accounting issues 24
  5. 05 Lecture 5 25
    1. IAS 16 – Property, plant and equipment 25
    2. IAS 16 - Initial recognition 25
    3. IAS 16 - Derecognition 25
    4. IAS 16 - Initial recognition: Acquisition of PPE 26
    5. IAS 16 - Subsequent measurement 26
    6. IAS 16 – Subsequent measurement: Cost model 26
    7. IAS 16 - Depreciation 27
    8. IAS 16 - Subsequent measurement: Revaluation model 28
    9. Revaluation vs Cost model 29
  6. 06 Lecture 6 29
    1. IAS 38 – Intangible assets 29
    2. Initial recognition and measurement 30
    3. Internally generated intangible assets: The Research Phase 30
    4. Internally generated intangible assets: The Development Phase 31
    5. Internally generated intangible assets: Cost 31
    6. Internally generated intangible assets: No recognition 31
    7. Subsequent measurement 32
    8. Goodwill 33
    9. IAS 36 - The concept of impairment 34
  7. 07 Lecture 8 36
    1. IASB Conceptual Framework 36
    2. IAS 37 – Recognition of provisions 36
    3. IAS 37 – Types of provisions 37
    4. IAS 37 – Contingent liabilities 38
    5. Contingent liabilities vs provisions 39
  8. 08 Lecture 9 40
    1. Financial instruments 40
    2. Financial assets 40
    3. Other Comprehensive Income 41
    4. Financial assets: Equity financial instruments 41
  9. 09 Lecture 10 43
    1. Financial instruments 43
    2. Characteristics of bonds 43
    3. Effective interest method 44
    4. Debt financial instruments – Classification 44
    5. Held-For-Collection (HFC) 44
    6. Held-For-Collection & Selling (HFCS) 45
    7. Held-For-Trading (HFT) 45
    8. Impairment – Credit Loss 45
  10. 10 Lecture 11 46
    1. Consolidated financial statements – terminology 46
    2. Exemptions 46
    3. Group of statement of financial position - Balance Sheet 46
    4. Group of statement of financial position - Goodwill 47
    5. Post-acquisition effects 47
    6. Acquisition <100% 48
    7. Elimination of intra-group balances 48
    8. Unrealized profits 48
    9. Group statement of Comprehensive Income - CI 49
  11. 11 Lecture 12 49
    1. Key concepts on lease accounting 49
    2. Accounting by a Lessee 50
    3. Accounting by a Lessor 52

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