Volume 2 accounting standards (improves 2552 (2009)) inventory
terminology that is used in this edition of accounting standards is especially meaningful as follows:
. The remaining items represent an asset that One of the features which are as follows:
. 1) holds for sale, according to the nature of business of the business as usual
2) is in the process of being manufactured so as finished goods for sale
. 3) is in the form of raw materials or materials that are intended to be used in the production process of goods or services
. Net value is the estimated price means that are expected to be sold, according to the nature of business as usual. Refers to the amount that the buyer and seller agree to exchange an asset or a liability payment, while both sides have a round hole and willing to Exchange and can be the same bargaining freedom
. The net value that will receive the net amount means that the joint venture is expected to be received from the sale of goods by way of joint venture, business as usual. And willing to Exchange in the market. The net value that will receive the value of the business. While fair value does not reflect these values. The remaining items, including items that are bought and sold like goods to retailers to buy and sell land, and to other real estate or holding it to sell the remaining items, including finished goods produced. And in the case of a joint venture The remaining items will be provided, including the cost of the service (as mentioned in paragraph 19) in which the parties have not yet had the relevant revenue recognition (see accounting standard issue 18 (2552 (2009) update) subject. (When enacted))
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