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    May 13, 2013, 02:17 AM
    Accounting Policy Canges
    I need to do an accounting policy change due to first time adoption of IFRS. Need to know what the adjustments for following example are.

    Provision for retirement obligation,

    Payable balance $20,000 as at 01-01-2012

    According to IFRS calculation year end balance should be $48,500 (31-12-2012)

    When taking retrospective effect for three years,
    2010 :$15,000
    2011 :$7,500
    2012: $6,000

    Can we charge $6,000 for current year P&L and take 2010/11 balances through changes of equity? Or else should I need to take both 2012/11 to current year P&L and 2010 from equity?

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