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UK Accounting Standards

 

Today, many business people are trading using a limited company. It is not only adding credibility to the business but also the concept of limited company provides limited liability to its shareholders up to the amount they paid for the share capital. A limited company is a separate legal entity to its directors and shareholders.

The law requires limited company accounts to be presented in a prescribed format and according to relevant set of accounting rules and it can be highly complex.

Below is the list of UK accounting standards applicable to UK companies.  These accounting standards are known as Statements of Standard Accounting Practice (SSAP) for accounting standards issued prior to September 1990 and thereafter they are known as Financial Reporting Standards (FRS).

Concise Accountancy provides fixed fee accounting services to limited companies. Feel free to contact us should you require help in compiling your company accounts. Alternatively visit the UK Accounting Company  a directory of UK accounting firms with list of chartered & certified companies offering accounting, tax & vat, bookkeeping, payroll services to businesses.

List of UK Accounting Standards

SSAP4 The accounting treatment of government grants
SSAP5 Accounting for value added tax
SSAP9 Stock and long term contracts
SSAP13 Accounting for research and development
SSAP 17 Accounting for post-balance sheet events
SSAP19 Accounting for investment properties
SSAP20 Foreign currency translation
SSAP21 Accounting for leases and hire purchase contracts
SSAP24 Accounting for pension costs
SSAP25 Segmental reporting
FRSSE (effective April 2008) Financial Reporting Standard for Smaller Entities
FRS1 (Revised 1996) Cash flow statements
FRS2 Accounting tor subsidiary undertakings
FRS3 Reporting financial performance
FRS4 Capital instruments
FRS5 Reporting the substance of transactions
FRS6 Acquisitions and mergers
FRS7 Fair values in acquisition accounting
FRS8 Related party disclosures
FRS9 Associates and joint ventures
FRS10 Goodwill and intangible assets
FRS11 Impairment of fixed assets and goodwill
FRS12 Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets
FRS13 Derivatives and other financial instruments: disclosures
FRS14 Earnings per share
FRS15 Tangible fixed assets
FRS16 Current tax
FRS17 Retirement benefits
FRS18 Accounting policies
FRS19 Deferred tax
FRS20 (IFRS2) Share-Cased payment
FRS21 (IAS10) Events after (he balance sheet date
FRS22 (IAS33) Earnings per share
FRS23 (IAS21) The effects of changes in foreign exchange rates
FRS24 (IAS29) Financial reporting in hyperinflationary economies
FRS25 (IAS32) Financial Instruments; Disclosure and Presentation
FRS26 (IAS39)  Financial Instruments; Measurements

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