11.3 Disclosure requirements for related party transactions
3 min read•august 16, 2024
can make or break a company's financial integrity. This section dives into the nitty-gritty of disclosure requirements, covering who counts as a and what info needs to be shared.
From defining relationships to detailing specific transactions, these rules aim to keep things transparent. We'll explore how to present this info in financial statements and why it matters for stakeholders and decision-makers.
Disclosure Requirements for Related Party Transactions
Defining Related Parties and Transactions
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Related party definition encompasses individuals, entities, and key management personnel as per applicable accounting standards
Related party transactions include sales, purchases, loans, and management compensation
Disclosure required for even without transactions during reporting period
Aggregate similar types of transactions with related parties unless separate disclosure necessary for understanding financial statement effects
Specific Disclosure Requirements
Disclose nature of relationship, transaction amounts, and outstanding balances for each related party transaction
Key management personnel compensation disclosure includes short-term employee benefits, post-employment benefits, and share-based payments
Disclose related party transactions conducted on arm's length terms if substantiated
Provide quantitative and qualitative information about related party transactions and their financial effects
Disclose transfer pricing policies for transactions between related parties
Include commitments and contingencies arising from related party relationships and transactions
Presentation and Formatting
Place related party disclosures in notes section of financial statements
Disclose name of parent entity and ultimate controlling party if different
Provide comparative information for related party disclosures in prior periods
Cross-reference related party disclosures with other relevant notes for comprehensive understanding
Related Party Disclosures in Financial Statements
Content and Structure
Format disclosures within financial statements, typically in notes section
Disclose parent entity and ultimate controlling party names
Provide quantitative and qualitative information about transactions and financial effects
Include transfer pricing policies for related party transactions
Disclose commitments and contingencies from related party relationships
Offer comparative information for prior period disclosures
Cross-reference related party disclosures with other relevant notes
Enhancing Transparency
Disclose potential impact on financial position, performance, and cash flows
Reduce information asymmetry for financial statement users
Highlight risks and opportunities associated with relationships and transactions
Identify entity's dependence on key relationships and potential conflicts of interest