IFRS and Thai GAAP, how difference

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IFRS and TAS (Thai Accounting Standards), What are the differences?

Adoption of IFRS in Thailand

This is an outline of the developments of Thai Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards.
Changes that will come into effect to Thai Accounting Standards and the Thai Financial Reporting Standards, these have been issued by the Federation of Accounting Professions.

Here is an outline of the timeline and implementation although not confirmed.
2009: Initiate and Public hearing process
2010: Start of the first comparative TFRS year
2011-2013: effective date for all companies’ to report financial results using TFRS
Thai Accounting Standards & Thai Financial Reporting Standards changes:

Thai Financial Reporting Interpretation & Thai Accounting Standard Interpretations
These changes are based on the release date of the related date of TAS/TFRS.

The following list shows the TAS/TFRS that are applied at present and that have a corresponding IAS/IFRS.

TAS/TFRS

IAS/IFRS

Year of IAS/IFRS

classification

TAS 1   (r2550)

IAS 1

2006

Presentation of Financial Statements

TAS 2   (r2550)

IAS 2

2006

Inventories

TAS 7   (r2550)

IAS 7

2006

Cash flow statements

TAS 8   (r2550)

IAS 8

2006

Accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors

TAS 10 (r2549)

IAS 10

2005

Events after the balance sheet date

TAS 11 (r2550)

IAS 11

2006

Construction contracts

TAS 14 (2537)

IAS 14

1994

Reporting financial information by segment

TAS 16 (2542)

IAS 16

1998

Property, plant and equipment

TAS 17 (r2550)

IAS 17

2006

Leases

TAS 18 (2542)

IAS 18

1993

Revenue

TAS 21 (2539)

IAS 21

1993

The  effects of changes in foreign exchange rates

TAS 23 (r2550)

IAS 23

2006

Borrowing costs

TAS 24 (2542)

IAS 24

1994

Related party disclosures

TAS 27 (r2550)

IAS 27

2006

Consolidated and separate financial statements

TAS 28 (r2550)

IAS 28

2006

Investments in associates

TAS 31 (r2550)

IAS 31

2006

Interests in joint ventures

TAS 32 (2542)

IAS 32

1998

Financial instruments; disclosure and presentation

TAS 33 (2542)

IAS 33

1997

Earnings per share

TAS 34 (r2550)

IAS 34

2006

Interim financial reorting

TAS 36 (r2550)

IAS 36

2006

Impairment of assets

TAS 37 (2547)

IAS 37

1997

Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets

TAS 38 (r2550)

IAS 38

2006

Intangible assets

TFRS 3 (r2550

IFRS 3

2006

Business combinations

TFRS 5 (r2550)

IFRS 5

2006

Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations

 

All TAS/TFRS that are still in effect will be replaced by TAS/TFRS (r2552). All TSI and TFRI will be based on SIC and IFRIC 2008 when they become effective in 2011 and onwards. There will be standards r2552 that will have special requirements while the transition is in process e.g. TAS 1, TAS 19 and TFRS 2 among others.There will also be r2552 standards expected to be exempted for entities that are not publicly accountable; some examples are TAS 12, TAS 24, TAS 28 among others.


This is a list with TAS that to date do not have a corresponding IAS/IFRS, and these will be eliminated when the TAS/TFRS r2552 come into effect

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TAS

Renumbering

classification

TAS 11 (2531)

TAS 101

Doubtful debt and bad debt

TAS 26 (2536)

TAS 102

Revenue recognition for real estate business

TAS 30 (r2549)

TAS 103

Disclosures in the financial statements of bank and similar financial institutions

TAS 34 (r2545)

TAS 104

Accounting for troubled debt restructuring

TAS 40 (r2546)

TAS 105

Accounting for investments and in debt and equity securities

TAS 42 (2542)

TAS 106

Accounting for investment companies

Thai Accounting Standard Interpretations (TSI) that is effective at present and its corresponding SIC.

TSI #

SIC

SIC year

 

TSI 2

SIC 12

1998

Consolidation – special purpose entities

TSI 3

-

-

Hybrid instruments issued by financial institutions

TSI 5

SIC 5

1998
(has been cancelled by the IASB)

Classification of financial instruments-contingent settlement provision

TSI 6

SIC 13

1998

Jointly controlled entities – non-monetary contributions by ventures

TSI 7

SIC 14

1998
(has been cancelled by the IASB)

Property, plant and equipment – compensation for the impairment or loss of items

TSI 8

SIC 15

1999

Operating leases - incentives

TSI 9

-

-

Accounting for foreclosed assets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Present Thai Accounting Guideline

TAG

IAS/IFRS

Treasury shares

IAS 39 (year 2000)

Business combinations under common control

IFRS 3 (additional examples required)

Leasehold right

IAS 17 (year 2008)

Revised and approved TAS/TFRS 2552 by the Board of Supervision of Accounting Professions in March 2010.

TAS 1 (r2552)

Presentation of financial statements

TAS 2 (r2552)

Inventories

TAS 7 (r2552)

Statement of cash flows

TAS 8 (r2552)

Accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors

TAS 10 (r2552)

Events after the reporting period

TAS 11 (r2552)

Construction contracts

TAS 12 (r2552)

Income taxes

TAS 17 (r2552)

Leases

TAS 20 (r2552)

Accounting for government grants and disclosure of government assistance

TAS 23 (r2552)

Borrowing costs

TAS 24 (r2552)

Related party disclosures

TAS 27 (r2552)

Consolidated and separate financial statements

TAS 28 (r2552)

Investments in associates

TAS 29 (r2552)

Financial reporting in hyperinflationary economies

TAS 31 (r2552)

Interests in joint ventures

TAS 33 (r2552)

Earnings per share

TAS 34 (r2552)

Interim financial reporting

TAS 36 (r2552)

Impairment of assets

TAS 38 (r2552)

Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets

TAS 40 (r2552)

Investment property

TFRS 5 (r2552)

Non-current assets held for sale and discontinued operations

TFRS 6 (r2552)

Exploration for and evaluation of mineral resources

 

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