The market regulator’s decision in two cases, where its guidance was sought, has led to two different interpretations on how to calculate net worth
Transition to the new norms will be yet another step in the overhaul of the credit culture, especially at state-owned banks. It should be viewed as part of the larger efforts of RBI to improve governance and prevent another massive pile up of soured loans.
More than one-fourth of top 100 companies listed on the BSE saw their net profit get impacted by the implementation of the new accounting norms and most of the firms provided only minimum disclosures, says a study.
L&T posted lower-than-estimated first quarter numbers with a 46 percent rise in consolidated profit to Rs 609.6 crore. Revenues increased 9.1 percent to Rs 21,874 crore.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Seshagiri Rao of JSW Steel said minimum import prices, implemented on 173 products earlier this year, did not have the desired effect on imports.
CNBC-TV18 has learnt that the government has now decided to defer the implementation of the process which will help determine the specific conditions under which income becomes realized as revenue.
Other members on the panel include Wipro CFO and Executive Director Suresh Senapaty, NSE Managing Director and CEO Chitra Ramkrishna, Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) Director General AB K P Sasidharan and ICAI's S Santhanakrishnan.
Starting April 2016, listed companies with a net worth of more than Rs 500 crore will have to prepare two sets of accounts. One will be for the purposes of accounting and the other will be for the purposes of tax computation.
By: Pallavi Bakhru, Walker Chandiok & Co.
Companies wanting to migrate to international auditing norms, IFRS, may be spared from maintaining two books of accounts - one under the Companies Act and the other for taxation purposes, if a Finance Ministry proposal gets implemented.