CMA Final · Corporate Financial Reporting · Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors (Ind AS 8)
Which statement about the relationship between Ind AS 8 and IAS 8 is correct according to the comparison in the Ind AS compendium?
Paragraphs 54-54E of IAS 8, dealing with effective date and transition, are omitted from Ind AS 8 as not relevant in India, but their paragraph numbers are retained for consistency. Paragraph 6 appears as deleted, and IASB pronouncements may still be considered when no Ind AS applies.
- AParagraphs 54-54E of IAS 8 on effective date and transition are not included in Ind AS 8, but their paragraph numbers are retainedCorrect
- BInd AS 8 contains the effective date paragraphs of IAS 8 in full
- CParagraph 6 of IAS 8 is retained in full text in Ind AS 8
- DInd AS 8 prohibits management from considering any IASB pronouncements
Explanation
The comparison notes that IAS 8 paragraphs 54-54E on effective date and transition are not included in Ind AS 8 as they are not relevant in the Indian context, though the numbers are retained for consistency. Paragraph 6 is shown as deleted, and IASB pronouncements may first be considered, so the other options are wrong.
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