Discontinued operations (continued) Discontinued operations (continued)

F. Discontinued operations (continued) F. Discontinued operations (continued)

US GAAP How discontinued

ISSUE

IFRS

Indonesian GAAP

US GAAP

ISSUE

IFRS

Indonesian GAAP

Operations and cash flows that

Either substantially in its

Similar to IFRS. Operations

Disclosures – where

Face of the income statement

Similar to IFRS.

Similar to IFRS. From date on

have been disposed of or

entirety or piecemeal or

and cash flows have been or

or in notes.

which component is disposed

classified as held for sale.

through abandonment.

will be eliminated, and entity

of or classified as held for sale,

Assets and liabilities of related

No specific guidance for

will not have significant

results of operations are

disposal groups classified as

assets and liabilities of

continuing involvement.

reported as discontinued

operations in a separate Envisaged timescale

held for sale are disclosed

disposal groups classified as

Completed within a year, with

Over several months or longer

Similar to IFRS.

separately on the balance

held for sale.

component of income before

extraordinary items and Starting date for disclosure

limited exceptions.

but pursuant to single plan.

sheet.

From the date on which a

Whichever occurs earlier:

Similar to IFRS.

cumulative effect of accounting

component has been disposed

changes. Assets and liabilities

(a) the company has entered

of or, if earlier, is classified as

of related disposal groups

into a binding agreement to

held for sale.

classified as held for sale are

sell substantially all of the

segregated on the balance

assets attributable to the

sheet.

discontinuing operation; or

Disclosures – what

• Description of disposal

• Description of the

Similar to IFRS.

(b) the authority within the

group.

discontinued component

company, has both (i) approved a detailed, formal

• Expected manner and

and which segment it is

plan for the discontinuance

timing of disposal.

part of.

and (ii) made an

• Date and nature of initial

• Facts and circumstances

announcement of the plan.

disclosure event.

leading to sale or disposal.

Measurement

Lower of carrying value or fair

Follow other standards e.g. on

Similar to IFRS.

• Gain or loss recognised on

• Expected timescale for

value less costs to sell.

provision and impairment.

classification as held for

completion of

discontinuance.

Presentation

Present a single amount on the

Continue to consolidate as

Similar to IFRS. From

sale.

face of the income statement

normal until discontinuance

measurement date, present

• Carrying value of total

• Revenue, expenses, pre-tax

comprising the post-tax profit

completed, with additional

result from operations of

assets/liabilities to be

result, tax and cash flows

or loss of discontinued

disclosures on face of income

discontinued component (and

disposed of.

for current and prior

operations and an analysis of

statements or in notes.

gain or loss on disposal) as

periods.

• Revenue, expenses, pre-

this amount either on the face

separate lines in the income

tax result, tax and cash

of the income statement or in

statement, net of tax, after

• Segment of disposal group.

flows for current period.

the notes for both current and

income from continuing

prior periods. Separate

operations. Balance sheet

Comparatives

Represent income statement

Restate for effects of

Similar to IFRS.

classification on the balance

consolidation as normal, if

for effects of discontinued

discontinuing operations.

sheet for assets and liabilities

discontinuance not completed

operations.

for the current period only.

by period end, with segregation of assets and liabilities (current and non- current) related to the disposal

REFERENCES: IFRS: IFRS 5. Indonesian GAAP: PSAK 58 (Revised 2003). US GAAP: FAS 144.

groups classified as held for sale.

Ending date of disclosure

Until completion of the

Similar to IFRS.

Similar to IFRS.

discontinuance.

G. Post-balance-sheet events

H. Interim financial reporting (continued)

All three frameworks have similar standards on post-balance-sheet events.