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Reconciliation of liabilities arising from financing activities
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Objective of the workpaper
For each class of liabilities (one instance per class: bank borrowings, lease liabilities, bonds…), check that it is a liability arising from financing activities, take the opening and closing balances from the statement of financial position, split the changes between financing cash flows, changes from obtaining or losing control, exchange effects, fair value changes and other non-cash changes, check that the reconciliation agrees with the reported balance and prepare the disclosure with its links to the statement of cash flows and the primary statements.
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- IAS 7 §17
- IAS 7 §43
- IAS 7 §44
- IAS 7 §44A
- IAS 7 §44C
- IAS 7 §44B
- IAS 7 §44D
- IAS 7 §44E
- IAS 7 §33A
- IAS 7 §34A
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- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilitiesOpen the mission · Bank borrowings
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilitiesOpen the mission · Convertible bonds
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilitiesOpen the mission · Lease liabilities
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilitiesOpen the mission · Accrued interest on loans
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilitiesOpen the mission · Amount owed to an equipment supplier
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail groupOpen the mission · Bank borrowings
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail groupOpen the mission · Lease liabilities
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail groupOpen the mission · Accrued interest on loans
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail groupOpen the mission · Bank overdrafts
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail groupOpen the mission · Supplier programme payables
10 instances from the cases: the calculations and entries below are run by the calculation engine.
- File and entity
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilities
- Case tasks documented here
- Which liabilities enter the reconciliation, accrued interest payable included?
- Split the lease payments.
- Check the repayments against the balances.
- Prepare the reconciliation by class and in total.
- Draft the note and the disclosures on non-cash transactions.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
BANK_LOANS_EUR_AND_USD
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
2,400,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
2,736,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
800,000
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
500,000
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
36,000
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
500,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
2,736,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilities
- Case tasks documented here
- Which liabilities enter the reconciliation, accrued interest payable included?
- Split the lease payments.
- Check the repayments against the balances.
- Prepare the reconciliation by class and in total.
- Draft the note and the disclosures on non-cash transactions.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
CONVERTIBLE_BONDS
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
600,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
0
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
600,000
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilities
- Case tasks documented here
- Which liabilities enter the reconciliation, accrued interest payable included?
- Split the lease payments.
- Check the repayments against the balances.
- Prepare the reconciliation by class and in total.
- Draft the note and the disclosures on non-cash transactions.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
LEASE_LIABILITIES_VEHICLES_AND_WAREHOUSES
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
950,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
1,105,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
310,000
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
45,000
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
420,000
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
265,000
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
265,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
1,105,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilities
- Case tasks documented here
- Which liabilities enter the reconciliation, accrued interest payable included?
- Split the lease payments.
- Check the repayments against the balances.
- Prepare the reconciliation by class and in total.
- Draft the note and the disclosures on non-cash transactions.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
ACCRUED_INTEREST_PAYABLE_ON_BANK_LOANS
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
20,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
25,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
105,000
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
110,000
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
105,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
25,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Borrowings, leases, debt conversion and foreign currency debt: reconciliation of financing liabilities
- Case tasks documented here
- Which liabilities enter the reconciliation, accrued interest payable included?
- Split the lease payments.
- Check the repayments against the balances.
- Prepare the reconciliation by class and in total.
- Draft the note and the disclosures on non-cash transactions.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
AMOUNT_OWED_TO_A_SUPPLIER_OF_EQUIPMENT
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- Split the lease payments and check the repayments.
- Prepare the reconciliation of financing liabilities.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
BANK_LOANS_EUR_AND_USD
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
4,000,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
6,450,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
3,000,000
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
1,200,000
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
600,000
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
50,000
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
1,200,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
6,450,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- Split the lease payments and check the repayments.
- Prepare the reconciliation of financing liabilities.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
LEASE_LIABILITIES_STORES_AND_VEHICLES
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
1,250,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
1,300,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
520,000
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
70,000
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
500,000
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
450,000
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
450,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
1,300,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- Split the lease payments and check the repayments.
- Prepare the reconciliation of financing liabilities.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
ACCRUED_INTEREST_PAYABLE_ON_BANK_LOANS
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
40,000
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
55,000
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
175,000
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
190,000
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
175,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
55,000
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- Split the lease payments and check the repayments.
- Prepare the reconciliation of financing liabilities.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
OVERDRAFT_INCLUDED_IN_CASH
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File for preparing the consolidated statement of cash flows of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- Split the lease payments and check the repayments.
- Prepare the reconciliation of financing liabilities.
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
PROGRAMME_PAYABLES_IN_TRADE_PAYABLES
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
0
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
0
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Qualification documentedPass
- Repayments per bank statements = repayments derived from balancesNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Inputs
InputsClass of liabilities examined, contracts and line item in the statement of financial position
TextRequired
Opening balance (statement of financial position)
Number
Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Number
New drawdowns received in cash
Number
Repayments paid (bank statements)
Number
Lease payments of the period (total)
Number
Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Number
Case datum (IFRS 16 schedule, frozen reference): outside para. 34B, the interest element is a financing cash flow like the principal element (para. 34A(a) and 17); the schedule separates the two elements for the disclosure of interest paid.
Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired
Number
Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of
Number
Exchange differences increasing the liability
Number
Exchange differences decreasing the liability
Number
Fair value increases
Number
Fair value decreases
Number
New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period)
Number
Debt converted into equity
Number
Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…)
Number
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Scope of financing liabilities
AnalysisIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §43IAS 7 §44IAS 7 §44AIAS 7 §44C
Points reviewed
ChecklistRequired
- Past or future cash flows of the class classified in financing
- Financial assets whose cash flows are financing (hedges of financing liabilities)
- Information enabling users to evaluate changes, whether cash or non-cash
- Non-cash transactions excluded from the statement and disclosed elsewhere
- Dividends payable and interest payable: liabilities arising from financing activities as soon as their cash flows are classified as financing (dividends paid; interest paid outside para. 34B)
Financing cash flows and reconciliation
CalculationsIAS 7 §17IAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44D
Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow)
Calculation
Lease payments of the period (total) ; − Interest portion of the lease payments (schedule)
Repayments derived from the balances (check)
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; − Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Closing balance rebuilt
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Difference: reported − rebuilt balance
Calculation
Opening balance (statement of financial position) ; New drawdowns received in cash ; − Repayments paid (bank statements) ; − Principal portion of the lease payments (financing cash flow) ; Liabilities assumed with subsidiaries acquired ; − Liabilities derecognised with subsidiaries disposed of ; Exchange differences increasing the liability ; − Exchange differences decreasing the liability ; Fair value increases ; − Fair value decreases ; New lease liabilities (leases entered into in the period) ; − Debt converted into equity ; Other non-cash increases (interest added to the debt…) ; Reported closing balance (statement of financial position)
Check: a non-zero difference points to a change left out (often a non-cash change) or a wrong balance.
Qualification of the class
JudgmentIAS 7 §44C
Is the class within the reconciliation?
JudgmentRequired
Liability arising from financing activities / Financial asset whose cash flows are financing / Out of scope (operating or investing liability, component of cash)
Professional judgement: an overdraft forming part of cash or trade payables are outside the reconciliation; a hedging asset of a financing liability is in it, as are dividends and interest payable whose cash flows are classified as financing (para. 44C).
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
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Disclosure
DisclosureIAS 7 §44BIAS 7 §44DIAS 7 §44EIAS 7 §43
Items of the note
ChecklistRequired
- Changes from financing cash flows
- Changes from obtaining or losing control
- Effect of changes in foreign exchange rates
- Changes in fair values
- Other changes (new leases, conversions…)
- Links to the line items of the statement of financial position and of cash flows
- Separate presentation if combined with other assets and liabilities (net debt)
Draft note (reconciliation table and comments)
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Conclusion
ConclusionReconciliation finalised, differences explained and points submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
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