Fill in the blank: Accounting Standards are issued by the Government in consultation with ___ and ___ to ensure proper recognition, measurement, presentation, and disclosure of financial transactions. |
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National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) and Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) |
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True or False: Accounting Standards only provide guidelines for the presentation of financial statements and do not address the recognition of transactions. |
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False. Accounting Standards address recognition, measurement, presentation, and disclosure of transactions. |
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What role does the Accounting Standards Board (ASB) play in the Indian accounting framework? |
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The ASB formulates accounting standards in India.
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True or False: The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) issues standards that are only applicable to corporate entities. |
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False. IASB issues standards that are applicable to all entities, including non-corporates. |
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How many Accounting Standards are currently effective in India after the withdrawal of AS 6 and AS 8? |
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What is the significance of additional disclosures required by Accounting Standards? |
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Additional disclosures help stakeholders understand the accounting treatment of various items, thus facilitating informed business decisions. |
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True or False: The adoption of IFRS by a country means that it will completely disregard its existing accounting standards. |
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False. Adoption may involve integrating IFRS with existing standards rather than disregarding them completely. |
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What does the term 'creative accounting' refer to in the context of accounting standards? |
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Creative accounting refers to the manipulation of accounting policies to present financial statements in a misleadingly favorable manner. |
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Fill in the blank: The convergence process of Ind AS involves alignment of accounting standards with IFRS through a certain degree of ___ and ___ on accounting requirements. |
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What are the implications of mandatory compliance with Accounting Standards for corporate entities in India? |
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Mandatory compliance ensures that financial statements are prepared consistently, improving their credibility and comparability across enterprises. |
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True or False: The ASB of ICAI is a legislative body that can enforce compliance with accounting standards. |
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False. The ASB cannot enforce compliance as it is not a legislative body; it can only recommend standards to its members. |
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