CA Final · Financial Reporting · Ind AS 2 Inventories
Under Ind AS 2, how is the nature-wise presentation of expenses connected to inventories, given the differences from IAS 2?
Ind AS 2 deletes the IAS 2 paragraph on function-wise expense classification because Ind AS 1 requires only nature-wise classification. The paragraph number is retained so that numbering stays consistent with IAS 2, and later paragraphs are not renumbered.
- AInd AS 2 retains the IAS 2 paragraph on function-wise expense classification, so cost of sales may be shown
- BInd AS 2 deletes the IAS 2 paragraph on function-wise classification, because Ind AS 1 requires only nature-wise classification of expenses, but retains the paragraph numberCorrect
- CInd AS 2 permits either method at the entity's option under Ind AS 1
- DInd AS 2 removes the paragraph and renumbers all later paragraphs
Explanation
The comparison with IAS 2 notes that the paragraph on recognising inventories as an expense based on function-wise classification has been deleted because Ind AS 1 requires only nature-wise classification. The paragraph number is retained to stay consistent with IAS 2 numbering, so later paragraphs are not renumbered. Option C is wrong because no option exists under Ind AS 1.
Did you get it right without looking?
One question tells you little. A timed set on Ind AS 2 Inventories shows your real accuracy, how long you take and where you lose marks.
More Ind AS 2 Inventories questions
- Yamuna Foods Ltd has raw sugar costing Rs 60 per kg, held to make sweets. Market price of raw sugar has fallen to Rs 52 per kg, but the fini…
- Narmada Foods Ltd manufactures packaged snacks. During the year it incurred: raw materials purchased Rs 40,00,000; direct labour Rs 8,00,000…
- Kaveri Auto Components Ltd bought 2,000 units of a part at ₹500 per unit. Costs: import duty ₹40,000 (non-refundable), GST of ₹1,80,000 full…
- Himalaya Agro Ltd, a Pune-based company, holds the following items at the reporting date: (i) packed spices ready for sale to retailers, (ii…
- Yamuna Steel Ltd produces a main product and a by-product. Joint processing costs for the month were Rs 9,00,000. The by-product is immateri…
- Meera Textiles Ltd. purchased 10,000 metres of fabric at Rs 200 per metre. Trade discount received was 5% on the invoice price. Non-refundab…