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- IFRS 15 five-step model
- Revenue is recognized by identifying the contract, identifying performance obligations, determining the transaction price, allocating it to obligations, and recognizing revenue when control transfers to the customer.
- IFRS 16 lessee treatment
- A lessee recognizes a right-of-use asset and a lease liability measured at the present value of lease payments, with exemptions available for short-term and low-value leases.
- IAS 36 recoverable amount
- Recoverable amount is the higher of fair value less costs of disposal and value in use; an asset is impaired when its carrying amount exceeds this amount.
- IAS 12 deferred tax method
- Deferred tax is recognized on temporary differences using the balance sheet liability method at the tax rate expected to apply when the asset is realized or the liability settled.
- Audit risk model
- Audit risk equals inherent risk multiplied by control risk multiplied by detection risk; higher assessed risks require lower detection risk and more substantive procedures.
- Materiality benchmarks ISA 320
- Common benchmarks are 5% of profit before tax, 1% of total assets, or 0.5–1% of revenue; performance materiality is set below overall materiality to reduce undetected misstatement risk.
- ISA 700 auditor report
- The auditor's report contains the opinion, basis for opinion, key audit matters for listed entities, and responsibilities of management and the auditor, with a clear conclusion on the financial statements.
- ISA 570 going concern
- The auditor evaluates management's going concern assessment covering at least 12 months from the reporting date and modifies the opinion if material uncertainty remains unresolved.
- Iranian corporate tax rate
- Under the Iranian Direct Taxes Act, legal entities pay a flat 25% corporate income tax on taxable income, computed as recognized revenue less deductible expenses.
- Article 105 filing deadline
- Iranian legal entities must file their annual corporate tax return within four months after the end of the fiscal year and settle the tax due, with penalties for late filing.
- Iran VAT standard rate
- The Iranian Value Added Tax Act applies a standard rate of 10% to taxable goods and services, with exemptions for specified basic goods such as food and medicine.
- Article 143 depreciation
- Under the Iranian Direct Taxes Act, fixed assets are generally depreciated on a straight-line basis over useful lives set by the Iranian National Tax Administration.
- Commercial Code merchant
- Iranian Commercial Code Article 20 defines a merchant as a person who habitually engages in commercial transactions as a profession; Article 2 lists commercial acts.
- Joint stock company requirements
- An Iranian joint stock company (شرکت سهامی) requires at least three shareholders and a board of directors; public joint stock companies must register with the Securities and Exchange Organization.
- Civil Code Article 190
- Iranian Civil Code Article 190 sets validity conditions for transactions: capacity of parties, mutual consent, a specific subject matter, and a legitimate purpose.
- Tax dispute resolution boards
- Iranian taxpayers may object to tax assessments before the tax dispute resolution board and appeal to the high tax council within statutory deadlines set by the Direct Taxes Act.
- Break-even point formula
- Break-even in units equals fixed costs divided by contribution margin per unit; break-even in sales value equals fixed costs divided by the contribution margin ratio.
- Contribution margin ratio
- Contribution margin equals sales revenue minus variable costs; the contribution margin ratio equals contribution margin divided by sales revenue and measures profitability per sales unit.
- Equivalent units formula
- Under weighted-average process costing, equivalent units equal units completed plus ending work-in-process multiplied by percentage complete; cost per unit equals total costs divided by equivalent units.
- Material price variance
- Material price variance equals (standard price minus actual price) multiplied by actual quantity; material usage variance equals (standard quantity minus actual quantity) multiplied by standard price.
- WACC formula
- Weighted average cost of capital equals (E/V) times equity cost plus (D/V) times debt cost times (1 minus tax rate), where V equals equity plus debt.
- CAPM required return
- The capital asset pricing model sets required return as the risk-free rate plus beta multiplied by the market risk premium; beta measures systematic risk that cannot be diversified away.
- Net present value rule
- Net present value equals the present value of cash inflows minus the initial investment; projects with positive NPV are accepted, and IRR is the rate where NPV equals zero.
- Cash conversion cycle
- The cash conversion cycle equals days inventory outstanding plus days sales outstanding minus days payables outstanding, measuring the time between paying suppliers and collecting from customers.
- COSO control components
- The COSO framework comprises five components: control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communication, and monitoring activities across the entity.
- Segregation of duties
- In an accounting information system, authorization, custody of assets, and record keeping are assigned to different people to reduce fraud and error risk.
- Input edit checks
- Input controls include validity, range, format, and check-digit tests, plus batch totals and reconciliation of source documents to input records before processing.
- General IT controls
- General IT controls cover access management, change management, backup and recovery, and IT operations, supporting the reliable functioning of application controls across systems.
- IAS 7 interest classification
- Under IAS 7, interest paid and dividends paid are classified consistently as operating or financing; interest and dividends received are usually investing for non-financial entities.
- ISA 240 fraud presumption
- ISA 240 presumes a risk of fraud in revenue recognition and requires procedures addressing management override of controls, including journal entry testing.
- Article 132 tax incentive
- Under the Iranian Direct Taxes Act, qualifying manufacturing and mining income may be fully or partly exempt, with enhanced exemptions in less-developed regions subject to INTA conditions.
- Civil Code breach remedies
- Iranian Civil Code Article 219 requires good-faith performance; Article 230 allows damages for breach, and Article 227 excuses performance where force majeure prevents it.