Particulars | IFRS | US GAAP | Indian GAAP |
Hyperinflationary economy- definition | Hyperinflation is indicated – by characteristics of economic environment of country, which include: population’s attitude towards local currency and prices linked to price index; and if cumulative inflation rate over three years is approaching, or exceeds, 100%. |
Hyperinflation is generally indicated by cumulative three-year inflation rate of approximately 100% or more. |
No specific guidance |
Hyperinflationary economy measurement | Entities that have the currency of hyperinflationary economy as functional currency restate their financial statements using a measurement unit current at balance sheet date. | Generally does not permit inflation-adjusted financial statements; instead requires use of reporting currency (US dollar) as functional currency. Foreign private issuers that use IFRS are permitted to omit quantification of any differences that would have resulted from application of FAS52. |
No specific guidance |
Earnings per / share – diluted | Weighted average potential dilutive shares are used as denominator for diluted EPS.
‘Treasury share’ method is used for share options/warrants |
Similar to IFRS | Similar to IFRS, except in Certain circumstances advance share application money received is treated as dilutive potential equity shares. |
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