6,, ,$R R ,,R 4,#R .R nR NTR R R ,2#,R "R
!"/RR##8#R,,R"R., R"R"R,,R#"-###R
., R #,R 3,,R #"-###1R 6,R 9" ! $R "R ,#/R !#R +#R
#R #:/R R -R ,.R ".,R %0R /",R ., R R # R .R ,#8#"#R #R
#:/R R -R "#.#R "R "R "R s4"R "R -R #R R R
V,,R s$R "R "R s4"R "8,/R +#R R !#"/R
#"R "R ,",R #R #:#8R "R "R "R "R s4"R ",R ,,R
"1R n R .R R # #"#R R !,"R Vs7R 4R R 8R ""R
+#R R # ! "#R .R R ,4#R nR NTR .,R !,#R
#8R R ,R ".,R %R s!,#R ;0%%R +#R +"##8R .,R T6CnR
4,8R#RT#"1RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Furthermore, the current version of Schedule VI does not require a
company to distinguish current assets from assets and current liabilities
from their non-current liabilities. For example, a security deposit which
is likely to be refunded after 10 years from the time of origination is
likely to be classified as Loans and Advances and embedded in the
Current Assets, Loans and Advances category which could potentially
mislead a reader into thinking that all Loans and Advances are current
assets. Some of these limitations persuaded MCA’s move to go ahead
with the implementation of the revised Schedule VI for periods
commencing on or after 1 April 2011 without waiting for IFRS
convergence in India.
8 Sept. 2012