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Disclosure of<br />

Borrowings under<br />

Revised Schedule VI<br />

INTRODUCTION<br />

ACCOUNTS & AUDIT<br />

CA VINAYAK PAI V<br />

1. Revised schedule VI is a qualitative improvement in presentation and disclosure<br />

requirements of financial statements. While India still does not have a mandated<br />

accounting standard for accounting of financial liabilities, disclosures in the area<br />

of borrowings have been improved to a great extent under revised Schedule<br />

VI vis-à-vis its predecessor version.<br />

This article analyses the key requirements of the revised Schedule VI with respect<br />

to disclosures of borrowings, relevant guidance provided by the Institute of<br />

Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on revised Schedule VI implementation<br />

by way of a Guidance Note and an FAQ statement and case studies from<br />

published financial statements.<br />

REVISED SCHEDULE VI REQUIREMENTS<br />

2. Borrowings are required to be presented under three broad categories in the<br />

balance sheet under revised Schedule VI as follows:<br />

Non-current liabilities Long-term borrowings<br />

Current liabilities Short-term borrowings<br />

Other current liabilities<br />

The requirements of Schedule VI with respect to disclosure of borrowings is<br />

discussed hereinbelow.<br />

August 1 to 15, 2012 u TAXMANN’S CORPORATE PROFESSIONALS TODAY u Vol. 24 u 81<br />

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