Subsequent Events
Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 165, May 2009
“Subsequent Events”
“Subsequent Events”
Events occurred after (a), before (b)
(a) balance sheet date
(b) date of financial statements are issued: public entities
date of financial statements become available to be issued: nonpublic entities
(a) balance sheet date
(b) date of financial statements are issued: public entities
date of financial statements become available to be issued: nonpublic entities
Financial statements are issued
–> widely distributed for general use
–> widely distributed for general use
Available to be issued
–> all necessary approvals were obtained to be issued
–> all necessary approvals were obtained to be issued
Two types of subsequent events
Type 1: recognized subsequent events
Type 2: nonrecognized subsequent events
Recognized subsequent events
–> provide evidence about conditions existed at the balance sheet date
Nonrecognized subsequent events
–> provide evidence about conditions that did not exist at the balance sheet date
Type 2: nonrecognized subsequent events
Recognized subsequent events
–> provide evidence about conditions existed at the balance sheet date
Nonrecognized subsequent events
–> provide evidence about conditions that did not exist at the balance sheet date
Recognition
The effects of recognized subsequent events
–> recognized in the financial statements
The effects of nonrecognized subsequent events
–> not recognized in the financial statements
–> recognized in the financial statements
The effects of nonrecognized subsequent events
–> not recognized in the financial statements
Disclosures
Two dates are disclosed
date 1: up to this date, subsequent events have been evaluated
date 2: on this date, financial statements are issued or available to be issued
date 1: up to this date, subsequent events have been evaluated
date 2: on this date, financial statements are issued or available to be issued
Nature and the extent of its financial effects are disclosed
for the following events:
–> nonrecognized subsequent events
–> that should be disclosed to avoid misleading information
for the following events:
–> nonrecognized subsequent events
–> that should be disclosed to avoid misleading information