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Title: Conceptul costului amortizat – reper în sistemul standardelor financiare de raportare
Authors: Covaliov Rusu, Georgeta
Keywords: IFRS
financial instruments
amortized cost
effective interest rates
Issue Date: Sep-2019
Publisher: ASEM
Abstract: The article examines the concept of the amortized cost, which is the basis for the modern system of international reporting standards. This article develops the accounting procedure of an object with a complex irregular structure of payments, which is based on the concept of the amortized cost with the application of the effective interest-rate method. The procedure is applicable in the situation of the discrepancy between the time of payment (for bonds — coupons, for credit — interests, as well as the repayment of the principal of the loan or the face value of the bond) and the time of drawing up of the interim and the closing annual accounts reporting. The procedure is applicable for almost all the cash flows, including non-recurrent, which allows to use its algorithm for accounting purposes in accordance with IFRS for the debt financial instruments, leases and other situations. The proposed algorithm in its general form provides for the revaluation of the financial instruments in the framework of the accounting procedures in accordance with the concept of the amortized cost at any moment of their existence. JEL: G23.
Description: COVALIOV RUSU, Georgeta. Conceptul costului amortizat – reper în sistemul standardelor financiare de raportare. In: Competitivitate şi inovare în economia cunoaşterii [online]: conf. șt. intern., ed. a 21-a: Lucrări ştiinţifice, 27-28 sept., 2019. Chişinău: ASEM, 2019, pp. 605-613. ISBN 978-9975-75-968-7.
URI: http://irek.ase.md:80/xmlui/handle/1234567890/147
ISBN: 978-9975-75-968-7
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