AASB 1039 Concise Financial Reports
Preparation, presentation and the financial statements in a concise financial report (paragraphs 12 to 27) – AASB 1039 Concise Financial Reports

AASB 1039 Concise Financial Reports 16-17: Disclose the nature and estimated magnitude of any item without which the concise report would be misleading, treating the prescribed content as a minimum and adding industry-specific information where significant

What does 16-17 require?

Where leaving out a particular item would make the concise financial report likely to mislead, its nature and estimated size must be disclosed. The content the Standard specifies is a floor: an entity with significant features in its operations may need more to satisfy this requirement, and members benefit from industry-specific disclosures such as exploration and evaluation spend and decommissioning obligations for mining companies, or doubtful debts for banks and other financial institutions.

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  • 15-20 Use the distinct roles of the primary statements and the notes to decide where information goes, apply materiality, and add disclosures where the specific requirements are not enough

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