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Monthly financial statements prepared for the bank and other lenders shall include all of the adjustments necessary for fair and accurate presentation. "Adjustments" refers to accounting journal entries, accruals, deferrals and other items that are necessary to reflect non-transactional events correctly in the financial statements.
Monthly financial statements prepared for the bank and other lenders shall include all of the adjustments necessary for fair and accurate presentation. "Adjustments" refers to accounting journal entries, accruals, deferrals and other items that are necessary to reflect non-transactional events correctly in the financial statements.
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Monthly financial statements prepared for the bank and other lenders shall include all of the adjustments necessary for fair and accurate presentation. "Adjustments" refers to accounting journal entries, accruals, deferrals and other items that are necessary to reflect non-transactional events correctly in the financial statements.
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Section: Accounting and Reporting Issued: Dec. 12, 2011 Subject: GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES Effective: Dec. 12, 2011 Issue to: All Manual Holders Page: 1 of 2 Replaces: FN 7.01 Issued by: Dated: Jun. 10, 2010
Finance and Accounting PolicyPro 7.01-1 1 POLICY 1.01 Monthly financial statements prepared for the bank and other lenders shall include all of the adjustments necessary for fair and accurate presentation to the extent that it is practical to do so.
2 PURPOSE 2.01 The purpose of this Statement of Policy and Procedure is to require that monthly financial statements prepared for external circulation comply with generally accepted accounting principles to the extent that it is practical to do so.
3 SCOPE 3.01 This policy applies to the [Finance Department].
4 RESPONSIBILITY 4.01 It is the responsibility of the [Finance Department] to ensure that monthly financial statements comply with generally accepted accounting principles.
5 DEFINITIONS 5.01 Adjustments refers to accounting journal entries, accruals, deferrals and other items that are necessary to reflect non-transactional events correctly in the financial statements.
5.02 Generally accepted accounting principles refers to the Handbook of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, and the particular Part that constitutes GAAP followed by the company. See Considerations in the section Overview, and References below.
STATEMENT of POLICY and PROCEDURE Manual: Finance and Accounting SPP No. FN 7.01 Section: Accounting and Reporting Issued: Dec. 12, 2011 Subject: GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES Effective: Dec. 12, 2011 Issue to: All Manual Holders Page: 2 of 2 Replaces: FN 7.01 Issued by: Dated: Jun. 10, 2010
7.01-2 Finance and Accounting PolicyPro 6 REFERENCES and RELATED STATEMENTS of POLICY and PROCEDURE CICA Handbook, appropriate Part [note which is followed by the company]: Part I International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Part II Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises (ASPE)
SPP FN 7.02 Management and Financial Reporting SPP FN 7.04 Accounting Controls SPP FN 7.05 General Accounting Procedures SPP FN 7.07 Income Taxes SPP FN 7.08 IFRS International Financial Reporting Standards
7 PROCEDURES 7.01 Month-end adjustments (a) For all accounting adjustments required at year-end, the [Finance Department] will consider what entries are required every month to ensure that the monthly financial statements contain all the information required so that the financial statements report fairly and accurately, and so that comparisons can be made between various months. (b) Provision for obsolete inventory, provision for bad debts, provision for warranty costs and any other similar items shall be recorded monthly, based upon an estimate of the year-end provision required. This estimate shall be updated as new information becomes available. (c) Estimates for income tax expense and bonus expense will be recorded in the accounts based upon a current estimate of the likely year-end amounts, pro-rated using an appropriate methodology (such as based upon pre-tax income). (d) At least once a year, the [Finance Department] will review its reporting package, using a current financial disclosure checklist if appropriate.