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Rent of Godown should be treated as Provision or Current Liability as per IFRS ?

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Question added by Nageshwar Prasad Yadav Nagesh , Assistant Finance & Account Manager , Kittco Contracting W.L.L.
Date Posted: 2017/02/05
Sana Ghulam Farid
by Sana Ghulam Farid , Business Development Assistant , FZ - Company

As per ifrs 37 provision is created when there is a liability of uncertain amount and timing so if it is known that rent of certain amount have to be paid and if it's a rent payable so it will it's should be treated as current liability unless there is any uncertainty with it :)

Wajid Bashir
by Wajid Bashir , Senior Auditor , Deloitte Yousuf Adil Chartered Accountants

Rent Of Godown is Renal expense and treated as expense in income statement & provision (If payment will made later). It is recorded as current liability in balance sheet if payment will made within next 12 months.

Dr  Rental Expense  xxx

Cr  Liability/provision   xxx

 

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Dickson Mutuku Ndonye
by Dickson Mutuku Ndonye , Finance Officer , HelpAge international

Provision should be created in advance as Rent is current liability if the payment is uncertain

Priya Kanangot
by Priya Kanangot , Senior Accountant , Sharjah Electricity Water and Gas Authority

Rent payable is a current liability. A provision is created only when the amount or time of payment is uncertain. For example tax liability - wherein the final decision on amount of tax payable rests with the tax department. In case of rent, both are certain and therefore it is a current liability.

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