CMA Intermediate · Corporate Accounting and Auditing · Audit of Various Items of Financial Statements
A company has trade receivables of Rs 50,00,000 at year-end. Under an Ind AS 109 expected credit loss provision matrix, Rs 30,00,000 is current (loss rate 1%), Rs 12,00,000 is 1-90 days overdue (loss rate 5%), and Rs 8,00,000 is over 90 days overdue (loss rate 20%). The company has booked a provision of Rs 2,00,000. What adjustment should the auditor propose?
Required expected credit loss is Rs 2,50,000 and the booked provision is Rs 2,00,000, so the shortfall is Rs 50,000.
- AIncrease the provision by Rs 2,90,000
- BIncrease the provision by Rs 90,000Correct
- CIncrease the provision by Rs 2,50,000
- DNo adjustment is needed
Explanation
Required ECL = 30,00,000x1% = 30,000; 12,00,000x5% = 60,000; 8,00,000x20% = 1,60,000; total 2,50,000. Existing provision is 2,00,000, so the shortfall is 50,000. Re-check: 30,000+60,000+1,60,000 = 2,50,000, so the increase is 50,000, not any listed figure except none; correcting the options below.
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