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    Structure of the discussion

    Peer Review Stage III Vs Tax Audit

    Tax Audit latest ICAI announcements Accounting Standards issued by CBDT

    Accounting Standards applicability to Tax Audit

    AS Vis--vis Income Tax Act

    AS of ICAI Vs AS of Income Tax Act Implication of AS of ICAI on Taxation

    Common pitfalls in reporting

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    Peer Review stage III

    Covers tax audit assignments

    Statement of Peer Review issued by ICAI

    Quality of audit report

    Compliance with Technical Standards

    Compliance with Technical Standards Accounting Standards

    Compliance of Guidance Notes

    Auditing and Assurance Standards

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    AS and Tax Audit

    Case 1

    Statutory Accountsyear ended

    March 31, 2010

    Case 2

    Statutory Accountsyear ended

    Dec 31, 2009

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    Accounting Standards under IT ACT

    NAS1 Significant Accounting Policies

    NAS2 Net Profit or Loss and Changes inaccounting policies

    If an enterprise complies with NAS1 and NAS2but does not comply with AS issued by ICAI What to do?

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    Accounting Standards not applicable to Tax

    Audit A myth or reality?

    General purpose financial statements

    To be subjected to audit what about compilation?

    Subject to audit but not carrying on any

    Business or Industrial or Commercial activity

    Concept of Materiality

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    Accounting Standards not applicable to Tax

    Audit A myth or reality?

    What about Not for Profit Organisations?

    Management or Auditors who is responsible for compliance?

    What is the impact of

    Companies (Accounting Standards) Rules 2006?

    Any impact with the introduction of

    Roadmap to IFRS?

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    The Notified standards by

    and large follow the ICAI

    standards except for

    certain differences

    Companies (Accounting Standards) Rules 2006

    Central Government, in consultation with NACAS, has issued the

    Companies (Accounting Standards) Rules, 2006 notifying

    accounting standards 1-7 and 9-29, effective for COMPANIES for

    accounting periods commencing on or after 7 December 2006

    ICAI standards would

    remain applicable for non-

    corporate entities

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    AS of ICAI Vs AS under CAR 2006

    Relaxation mainly for disclosures and not for recognition and

    measurement

    Applicable

    Only to

    NCEs

    Applicable

    Only to

    Companies

    Three

    Levels

    prescribed

    Two

    Levels

    prescribed

    AS of ICAI CAR 2006

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    Applicability an overview (CAR 2006)

    Accounting Standards Non SMCs To SMCs

    AS 1 to 14 (except AS 3), 15,16, 18, 19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 28and 29

    AS 3, 17

    AS 21, 23 and 27 (Only ifregulator requiresconsolidation or entity

    prepares consolidatedfinancial statements)

    Some relaxation on

    disclosures

    Care for applicability of AS

    18

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    Applicability an overview (NCEs)

    Accounting Standards Level I Level II Level III

    AS 1 to 14 (except AS 3), 15, 16,19, 20, 22, 25, 26, 28 and 29

    AS 3 and 17

    AS 18 and 24

    AS 21, 23 and 27 (Only if entity

    prepares consolidated financialstatements)

    Some relaxation on

    disclosures

    AS 15 relaxation for

    entities with less than 50

    employees

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    Form 3CA & 3CB

    Suggested reporting on Form 3CD

    Materiality Concept

    Responsibility and Scope Para

    Particulars given in Form No. 3CD and the Annexures

    thereto are furnished by the Companys management. In

    accordance with the Guidance Note on Tax Audit under

    Section 44 AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 issued by the

    Institute of Chartered Accountants of India our examination

    is carried out on a test basis to obtain reasonableassurance that the particulars as disclosed in Form No. 3CD

    and the Annexures thereto together with the notes thereon

    are free of material misstatement.

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    AS 1 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 1 Disclosure of Accounting Policies

    Concept of prudence is not fully

    considered

    Certain provisions/ write off not allowedas expenditure

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    AS 2 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 2 Valuation of Inventories

    Market value Vs Net realisable value

    AS 2 does not prescribe valuation method

    for inventory of shares, debenture etc

    Section 145 A of the IT Act

    Inclusive method under the IT Act

    Exclusive method under AS 2

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    AS 7 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 7 Accounting for Construction Contracts

    % completion method Vs completedcontract method

    Accounting for foreseeable future loss

    Presumptive taxation u/s 44ADPresent limit Vs limit proposed by DTC

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    AS 10 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 10 (Revised) Property, Plant and Equipment

    Ready for the intended use Vs put to use

    Whether depreciation claim is optional?

    Idle machinery under AS 10

    Recognition criteria for Subsequent

    expenditure

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    AS 11 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 11 The effect of changes in foreignexchange rates

    AS 11 controversy still continues even afterthe introduction of Companies AccountingStandards Rule 2006

    Treatment of unrealised forex loss adjustedin the carrying value for Income TaxDepreciation

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    AS 12 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 12 Accounting for Government Grants

    If condition attached subsidy can not be fullyreduced from the cost as per AS 12

    To be reduced from Cost of asset for IT

    depreciation computation

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    AS 13 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 13 Accounting for Investments

    Current Investments to be written down to

    market value if it is lower

    Permanent diminution in value of Long-Term Investments to be provided for

    If so provided not allowable under IT ActOnly on disposal

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    AS 15 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 15 Accounting for Retirement Benefits

    Provision for Gratuity Sec 40 A (7)/ 43B

    Provision for Compensated Absence 43B

    Bonus Vs performance incentives

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    AS 16 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 16 Borrowing Costs

    Concept of Qualifying Assets

    Suspension of borrowing cost whetheradmissible under the Income Tax Act

    Capitalisation of borrowing Costs Vs 36 (1)(iii)

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    AS 18 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 18 Related Party Transactions

    Divided position of definition of related

    party

    Reconciling and considering the impact ofdisclosures

    AS 18 Vs 40 (A) (2)(b)

    Loans to Directors and their relatives

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    AS 19 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 19 Accounting for Leases

    Depreciation allowability on finance leases

    Lessor under the Income Tax Act

    Lessee under AS 19

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    AS 22 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 22 Taxes on Income

    No concept of deferred tax under the IT Act

    Reversal of DTA for MAT computation recent judicial pronouncement

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    AS 26 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 26 Intangible Assets

    Amortisation over useful economic life

    Retirement of intangibles to be fullycharged off

    Depreciation rate specifically mentionedunder IT Act Distinction between Intangible Asset and

    Computer Software

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    AS 28 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 28 Impairment of Assets

    Impairment to be tested at every balancesheet date and loss to be accounted as an

    expense

    Not allowable till the asset is disposed

    Reversal of Impairment Loss will not haveany impact in IT Computation

    Impact on MAT Computation a grey area

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    AS 29 vis--vis Tax Audit

    AS 29 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities andContingent Assets

    Legal Vs Constructive obligation

    Provision towards Asset RetirementObligation

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    AS 30,31 and 32 vis--vis Tax Audit

    Financial Instruments Standards

    Fair valuation

    Mark to Market Losses

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    Changes in Accounting Policy Whether necessary to be mentioned in the Auditors

    Report even if not material

    Forex differences adjusted in carrying value of

    fixed assets not removed for IT depreciation, ifunrealised

    Related party transactions not reconciled with 40A(2) (b) disclosures

    43B opening and closing unpaid position VsCurrent Liabilities

    Common pitfalls in reporting

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    Common pitfalls in reporting

    Interest accrued on Loans Vs disclosure under 43B

    Funded interest of term loans Vs 43B

    Reconciling the excise duty records with financialstatement figures (CENVAT/ VAT Disclosures)

    Reconciliation of movement in loan accounts withdisclosure under 269 SS and 269 T Share Application money Vs Loan IFST whether to be disclosed Security Deposits received

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    TDS payable account analysis Vs Chapter XVII-BdisclosuresYear end provisions Vs during the year

    payments

    Non-deduction of TDS on outstanding expenses Liabilities outstanding under current liabilitiesYear end provisions on estimated basis

    Reconciliation of quantitative details Raw Materials Finished goods

    Common pitfalls in reporting

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