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PART 2 FORM AND CONTENT OF ACCOUNTS
3.Companies Act individual accounts (companies other than banking and insurance companies)
4.Medium-sized companies: exemptions for Companies Act individual accounts
7.Information about related undertakings (Companies Act or IAS individual or group accounts)
8.Information about directors' benefits: remuneration (Companies Act or IAS individual or group accounts: quoted and unquoted companies)
COMPANIES ACT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS: COMPANIES WHICH ARE NOT BANKING OR INSURANCE COMPANIES
PART 1 GENERAL RULES AND FORMATS
1A.(1) The company's directors may adapt one of the balance...
2.(1) Where in accordance with paragraph 1 a company's balance...
4.(1) Where the special nature of the company's business requires...
5.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the directors must not include...
8.Amounts in respect of items representing assets or income may...
9.The company's directors must, in determining how amounts are presented...
PART 2 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES AND RULES
SECTION B HISTORICAL COST ACCOUNTING RULES
Information supplementing the balance sheet
46.Paragraphs 47 to 64 require information which either supplements the...
48.If the company has allotted any shares during the financial...
49.(1) With respect to any contingent right to the allotment...
50.(1) If the company has issued any debentures during the...
52.Where any fixed assets of the company (other than listed...
56.Where the company has derivatives that it has not included...
57.(1) This paragraph applies if— (a) the company has financial...
58.Information where investment property and living animals and plants included at fair value
62.If any fixed cumulative dividends on the company's shares are...
PART 4 SPECIAL PROVISION WHERE COMPANY IS A PARENT COMPANY OR SUBSIDIARY UNDERTAKING
PART 5 SPECIAL PROVISIONS WHERE THE COMPANY IS AN INVESTMENT COMPANY
BANKING COMPANIES: COMPANIES ACT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS
PART 1 GENERAL RULES AND FORMATS
1.Subject to the following provisions of this Part of this...
3.(1) Where in accordance with paragraph 1 a company's profit...
6.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the directors must not include...
8.(1) Subject to the following provisions of this paragraph and...
9.(1) Assets must be shown under the relevant balance sheet...
10.The company's directors must, in determining how amounts are presented...
PART 2 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES AND RULES
Information supplementing the balance sheet
57.Paragraphs 58 to 84 require information which either supplements the...
59.If the company has allotted any shares during the financial...
60.(1) With respect to any contingent right to the allotment...
61.(1) If the company has issued any debentures during the...
63.Where any fixed assets of the company (other than listed...
64.In relation to any amount which is included under assets...
67.Where the company has derivatives that it has not included...
68.(1) This paragraph applies if— (a) the company has financial...
69.Information where investment property and living animals and plants included at fair value
81.Assets and liabilities denominated in a currency other than sterling (or the currency in which the accounts are drawn up)
INSURANCE COMPANIES: COMPANIES ACT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS
PART 1 GENERAL RULES AND FORMATS
3.(1) The directors may combine items to which Arabic numbers...
4.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), the directors must not include...
6.Subject to the provisions of this Schedule, amounts in respect...
7.(1) The provisions of this Schedule which relate to long-term...
8.The company's directors must, in determining how amounts are presented...
SECTION B THE REQUIRED FORMATS
Notes on the profit and loss account format
1.Gross premiums written (General business technical account: item I.1.(a). Long-term...
2.Outward reinsurance premiums (General business technical account: item I.1.(b). Long-term...
3.Change in the provision for unearned premiums, net of reinsurance...
4.Claims incurred, net of reinsurance (General business technical account: item...
5.Bonuses and rebates, net of reinsurance (General business technical account:...
6.Acquisition costs (General business technical account: item I.7.(a). Long-term business...
7.Administrative expenses (General business technical account: item I.7.(c). Long-term business...
8.Investment income, expenses and charges (General business technical account: items...
9.Unrealised gains and losses on investments (Long-term business technical account:...
10.Allocated investment return (General business technical account: item I.2. Long-term...
PART 2 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES AND RULES
SECTION A ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
15.But if it appears to the company's directors that there...
17.Accounting policies and measurement bases must be applied consistently within...
19.All income and charges relating to the financial year to...
20.In determining the aggregate amount of any item, the amount...
20A.The opening balance sheet for each financial year shall correspond...
SECTION E RULES FOR DETERMINING PROVISIONS
Information supplementing the balance sheet
66.If the company has allotted any shares during the financial...
67.(1) With respect to any contingent right to the allotment...
68.(1) If the company has issued any debentures during the...
70.Where any assets of the company (other than listed investments)...
71.In relation to any amount which is included under assets...
74.Where the company has derivatives that it has not included...
75.(1) This paragraph applies if— (a) the company has financial...
76.Information where investment property and living animals and plants included at fair value
80.If any fixed cumulative dividends on the company's shares are...
INFORMATION ON RELATED UNDERTAKINGS REQUIRED WHETHER PREPARING COMPANIES ACT OR IAS ACCOUNTS
PART 4 ADDITIONAL DISCLOSURES FOR BANKING COMPANIES AND GROUPS
PART 5 INTERPRETATION OF REFERENCES TO “BENEFICIAL INTEREST”
2.(1) The consolidated balance sheet and profit and loss account...
4.Any differences of accounting rules as between a parent company's...
5.Amounts that in the particular context of any provision of...
8.An acquisition must be accounted for by the acquisition method...
10.The conditions for accounting for an acquisition as a merger...
13.(1) The following information with respect to acquisitions taking place...
15.Where during the financial year there has been a disposal...
16.The information required by paragraph 13, 14 or 15 need...
16A.Where an acquisition has taken place in the financial year...
PART 2 MODIFICATIONS FOR BANKING GROUPS
23.General application of provisions applicable to individual accounts
24A.In paragraph 9 of this Schedule, the reference in sub-paragraph...
26.In paragraph 21(1) of this Schedule, for the references to...
29.Any income and expenditure of undertakings included in the consolidation...
30.Information as to undertaking in which shares held as a result of financial assistance operation
MATTERS TO BE DEALT WITH IN DIRECTORS' REPORT
PART 2 DISCLOSURE REQUIRED BY COMPANY ACQUIRING ITS OWN SHARES ETC.
PART 3 DISCLOSURE CONCERNING EMPLOYMENT ETC. OF DISABLED PERSONS
PART 4 ENGAGEMENT WITH EMPLOYEES, SUPPLIERS, CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS
PART 6 DISCLOSURE REQUIRED BY CERTAIN PUBLICLY-TRADED COMPANIES
PART 7 DISCLOSURES CONCERNING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
15.(1) This Part of this Schedule applies to the directors’...
16.The directors’ report must state the methodologies used to calculate...
17.The directors’ report must state at least one ratio which...
19.The directors’ report must state if the period for which...
20.The following definitions apply for the purposes of this Part...
PART 8 STATEMENT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS
21.This Part of this Schedule applies to the directors’ report...
23.(1) The directors’ report for a company’s first financial year...
25.In this Part— “corporate governance”, in relation to a company,...
26.(1) The directors’ report must include a statement (a “statement...
27.(1) This paragraph applies if— (a) a company is required...
QUOTED COMPANIES: DIRECTORS’ REMUNERATION REPORT
PART 3 ANNUAL REPORT ON REMUNERATION
6.(1) In addition to the columns described in paragraph 7,...
12.Additional requirements in respect of the single total figure table
19.Percentage change in remuneration of director undertaking the role of chief executive officer
19A.Pay ratio information in relation to the total remuneration of the director undertaking the role of chief executive officer
19E.Additional requirements in respect of the pay ratios table
19F.The directors’ remuneration report must set out the following figures...
19G.The directors’ remuneration report must set out a summary for...
21.Statement of implementation of remuneration policy in the following financial year
22.Consideration by the directors of matters relating to directors’ remuneration
PART 4 DIRECTORS’ REMUNERATION POLICY
28.The information required by paragraph 25 may, in respect of...
31.Where the directors’ service contracts are not kept available for...
32.The provisions of paragraphs 30 and 31 relating to directors’...
34.(1) The bar chart must contain separate bars representing—
35.(1) A narrative description of the basis of calculation and...
35A.The directors’ remuneration report must, in respect of each person...
37.The directors’ remuneration policy must also set out the principles...
38.Statement of consideration of employment conditions elsewhere in company
PART 5 PROVISIONS OF THE DIRECTORS’ REMUNERATION REPORT WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO AUDIT
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