CMA Final · Corporate Financial Reporting · Income Taxes (Ind AS 12)
Why were the requirements on presenting tax expense in a separate income statement removed from Ind AS 12?
The requirements were deleted because Ind AS 1 removed the two-statement option and requires components of profit or loss and other comprehensive income in a single statement of profit and loss, making separate income statement requirements redundant.
- AInd AS 12 was amended to ban deferred tax presentation
- BThe removal of the option for the two-statement approach in Ind AS 1, which requires components of profit or loss and OCI in one statement of profit and lossCorrect
- CInd AS 101 requires a separate income statement only for first-time adopters
- DIFRIC 23 replaced the presentation requirements
Explanation
The deletion is consequential to Ind AS 1 removing the two-statement approach option. Ind AS 1 requires the components of profit or loss and OCI to appear in a single statement of profit and loss, so a separate income statement is not presented.
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