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64.—(1) Where a company’s individual accounts are prepared in accordance with the pre-commencement version of section 395(1)(b) of the Companies Act 2006, the accounts are to continue to be treated as “IAS individual accounts” for the purposes of that Act.
(2) Where, in the last financial year of a company to begin before exit day, the company’s individual accounts are prepared in accordance with the pre-commencement version of section 395(1)(b) of that Act, section 395(3) and (4) of that Act have effect in relation to the company as if the references to the first IAS year were to that financial year.
(3) Where the group accounts of a company are prepared in accordance with the pre-commencement version of section 403(2)(b) of the Companies Act 2006, the accounts are to continue to be treated as “IAS group accounts” for the purposes of that Act.
(4) Where, in the last financial year of a company to begin before exit day, the group accounts of the company are prepared in accordance with the pre-commencement version of section 403(2)(b) of that Act, section 403(4) and (5) of that Act have effect in relation to the company as if the reference to the first IAS year were to that financial year.
(5) In this paragraph, references to the “pre-commencement version” of a provision of the Companies Act 2006 are to that provision as it had effect before exit day in relation to a financial year of a company that began before exit day.
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