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VAS- IFRS conversion: Financial instrument (Part 1)

Under IFRS, Financial instrument is regulated by four accounting standards. But for the FY 2012, only three standards have applied as following :
IAS 39: Recognition and Measurement (superseded by IFRS  9 effective 01 January 2015)
IAS 32: Presentation (disclosure provisions superseded by IFRS 7 effective 2007)
IFRS 7: Disclosure

Under VAS, there is only guideline about Disclosures of financial instruments that regulated by No. 210/2009/TT-BTC effective 2011. However, scope of this IFRS conversion has converted reports which are only related to converting BS and PL and does not involve disclosure.


Therefore, only IAS 39 is applicable in this engagement.

Note:
FA : Financial assets
FL : Financial liabilities

FVTPL: Fair value through profit and loss

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Account balance
VAS
IFRS
Conclusion
Classification
Accounting treatment

Initial recognition
Subsequent recognition
1
Cash
Historical cost
Loan and receivable – amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
No difference
2
Short-term investment (There are all deposit accounts)
Historical cost
Loan and receivable – amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
No difference
3
Trade account receivable/Advance to supplier (All account receivable is short maturity and no state interest)
Historical cost
Loan and receivable – amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
The Gap:
- Account receivable may be impaired
- Amortised cost may differ historical cost

Procedure:
- Test impairment and evaluate the amount of account receivable using amortised cost (if any)

4
Other account receivable (Receivable from customers for provided goods and services )
Historical cost
Loan and receivable – amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
The Gap and procedure as Account receivable above
5
Investment in associates/Joint-ventures
Historical cost
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
Refer to other IAS (IAS 28, IAS 31)
6
Other long-term investment (Contribute capital to some companies and a project as a Joint Arrangement)
Historical cost
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
7
Loan (Long-term loan and Current proportion of long-term loan) -)
Historical cost
FL - Amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
The Gap:
- Initial measurement may not be at FV
- Effective interest rate differs interest rate on loan contract/convenants

The procedure
- Check the intial record of this loan
- Subsequently measure this loan using EIR

8
Trade payable (All trade payable is short maturity and no state interest)
Historical cost
FL - Amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
All trade payable is short maturity and no state interest . Therefore, no difference in measure under IFRS or under VAS.
9
Accrued expenses
Historical cost
FL - Amortised cost
Fair value
Amortised cost using the effective interest method (EIR)
It is  short-term accrual payable without interest implication. It should be measured at cost. Therefore, no difference in measure under IFRS or under VAS.
10
Provision cost
Historical cost
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
Out of scope of IAS 39
11
Owners' contributed capital
Historical cost
Equity instruments
IAS 39 does not address accounting for equity instruments issued by the reporting enterprise but it does deal with accounting for financial liabilities, classification of an instrument as liability or as equity is critical
There are no active market or observable to measure. These items should be measure at cost
There is a fund that not probally settlement by cash need to adjust
13
Other funds
Historical cost
Equity instruments

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