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51. In Section B of Part 1 of Schedule 1 (required formats for accounts: non-IAS individual accounts)—
(a)in balance sheet Format 1, in item K III, after “Other reserves” insert “, including the fair value reserve”;
(b)in balance sheet Format 2—
(i)for the heading “LIABILITIES” substitute “CAPITAL, RESERVES AND LIABILITIES”; and
(ii)in item B III, after “Other reserves” insert “, including the fair value reserve”;
(c)in profit and loss account Format 1—
(i)in item 12, for “charges” substitute “expenses”;
(ii)in items 13 and 14, omit “on ordinary activities”; and
(iii)omit items 15 to 18;
(d)in profit and loss account Format 2—
(i)in items 5(b), 8 and 14, for “charges” substitute “expenses”;
(ii)for item 7(b) substitute—
“(b)Amounts written off current assets, to the extent that they exceed write-offs which are normal in the undertaking concerned”;
(iii)in items 15 and 16, omit “on ordinary activities”; and
(iv)omit items 17 to 20; and
(e)in notes on the profit and loss account formats, in the title to note (14), for “charges” substitute “expenses”.
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