1. Making a physical inventory of all fixed assets, stocks, receivables and payables;
2. Depreciating fixed assets;
3. Evaluating the fixed assets according to their present value or the fair value on the day of the inventory. The said present value or fair value on the day of the physical inventory should be recorded in the balance sheet in order to substitute the historical value registered in the balance sheet of the previous year or to maintain the historical value if the stocktaking value remains unchanged, except if the accounting standard mentions differently;
4. Inventory is evaluated according to the present value or the fair value of the time and these values are compared with the book value. If the book value is lower than the current value or the fair value, the book value should be maintained, except if mentioned differently in the accounting standard; if the book value is higher than the present value or the fair value, the provisions should be recorded;
5. For the receivables, payables and cash on hand in foreign currencies that remain in the balance sheet at the summarizing date of the monthly account, or at the closing date of the annual statements, adjust the amounts initially recorded at the exchange rates of the summarizing date of the monthly account, or at the closing date of the annual statements or the hedged exchange rate if it is specified in the contract;
6. The differences between the value of receivables, payables and cash on hand and the calculated value on the physical count day will make the initial value increase or reduce and will become:
- (losses) in case of an increase in payables, or a reduction or receivables or cash on hand;
- Gain (profit) in case of an increase in receivables, cash in hand or a reduction of payables.
1. Making a physical inventory of all fixed assets, stocks, receivables and payables;2. Depreciating fixed assets;3. Evaluating the fixed assets according to their present value or the fair value on the day of the inventory. The said present value or fair value on the day of the physical inventory should be recorded in the balance sheet in order to substitute the historical value registered in the balance sheet of the previous year or to maintain the historical value if the stocktaking value remains unchanged, except if the accounting standard mentions differently;4. Inventory is evaluated according to the present value or the fair value of the time and these values are compared with the book value. If the book value is lower than the current value or the fair value, the book value should be maintained, except if mentioned differently in the accounting standard; if the book value is higher than the present value or the fair value, the provisions should be recorded;5. For the receivables, payables and cash on hand in foreign currencies that remain in the balance sheet at the summarizing date of the monthly account, or at the closing date of the annual statements, adjust the amounts initially recorded at the exchange rates of the summarizing date of the monthly account, or at the closing date of the annual statements or the hedged exchange rate if it is specified in the contract;6. The differences between the value of receivables, payables and cash on hand and the calculated value on the physical count day will make the initial value increase or reduce and will become:- (losses) in case of an increase in payables, or a reduction or receivables or cash on hand;- Gain (profit) in case of an increase in receivables, cash in hand or a reduction of payables.
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