Description
CCH India Comprehensive Guide To Indian Gaap by CA Anand J Banka
About the Book
The book is a detailed commentary and analysis of items of financial statements. It contains the applicable accounting standards, guidance notes and expert opinions issued by ICAI as well as Companies Act 2013 requirements relating to items of financial statements – a complete guide for financial reporting of companies in India. It also provide comparative analysis of AS with Ind AS and ICDS for better understanding.
This books is a must have reference for all Accountants and Auditors. It brings together all the applicable guidance on the items of financial statements at one place making it an indispensable for companies and professionals.
Key Features
- This books provides a comprehensive guide for financial Statement item-wise accounting and reporting guidance
- It provides detailed Topic wise Commentary & Analysis
- It also includes a comprehensive Disclosure Checklists for all the AS ensuring no disclosure is overlooked while finalizing the accounts.
- All the changes flowing from the requirements of Companies Act, 2013, are listed and highlighted in each topic.
- Detailed guidance with examples on Depreciation and Consolidated Financial Statements as per Companies Act, 2013
- This book provides EAC opinions collated as per topics for ease of reference.
- It provides Comparison of AS, Ind AS and ICDS, in order to ease in finalization of accounts both for accounting as well as income tax purposes.
- It provides numerous practical issues faced while finalization of the accounts, Industry specific guidance notes.
- It also provides Illustrative Financial Statements and Suggested Accounting Policies
About the Author
CA. Anand Banka, a Fellow Member of ICAI, holds a Diploma in IFRS from ACCA (UK) and a Diploma in Information Systems Audit (DISA). He is a Partner with Talati & Talati, Chartered Accountants, heading its Mumbai office.
Anand has over 9 years of experience of accounting and audit, especially in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) domain. His experience includes implementing IFRS/ Ind AS in companies across sectors in various countries including India, UAE and USA. He has been involved in the accounting standard setting process, both Ind AS and AS, with ICAI.
He is also a prolific speaker with more than 250 seminars across various countries on IFRS, Indian Accounting Standards, Companies Act, etc.
He is also the primary author of the book “Comprehensive Guide to Ind AS Implementation”.