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Preface
Chapter 1 — Standard Setting in Canada
Chapter 2 — Section 1000, Financial Statement Concepts
Chapter 3 — Section 1100, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
Chapter 4 — Section 1400, General Standards of Financial Statement Presentation
Chapter 5 — Section 1500, First-time Adoption
Chapter 6 — Section 1505, Disclosure of Accounting Policies
Chapter 7 — Section 1506, Accounting Changes
Chapter 8 — Section 1508, Measurement Uncertainty
Chapter 9 — Section 1510, Current Assets and Current Liabilities
Chapter 10 — Section 1520, Income Statement
Chapter 11 — Section 1521, Balance Sheet
Chapter 12 — Section 1540, Cash Flow Statement
Chapter 13 — Section 1582, Business Combinations (April 2018)
Chapter 14 — Section 1591, Subsidiaries (April 2019)
Chapter 15 — Section 1601, Consolidated Financial Statements (April 2018)
Chapter 16 — Section 1602, Non-controlling Interests (April 2018)
Chapter 17 — Section 1625, Comprehensive Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities (April 2018)
Chapter 18 — Section 1651, Foreign Currency Translation
Chapter 19 — Section 1800, Unincorporated Businesses
Chapter 20 — Section 3031, Inventories
Chapter 21 — Section 3051, Investments (April 2018)
Chapter 22 — Section 3056, Interests in Joint Arrangements
Chapter 23 — Section 3061, Property, Plant and Equipment
Chapter 24 — Section 3063, Impairment of Long-lived Assets
Chapter 25 — Section 3064, Goodwill and Intangible Assets
Chapter 26 — Section 3065, Leases
Chapter 27 — Section 3110, Asset Retirement Obligations
Chapter 28 — Section 3240, Share Capital
Chapter 29 — Section 3251, Equity (June 2019)
Chapter 30 — Section 3260, Reserves
Chapter 31 — Section 3280, Contractual Obligations
Chapter 32 — Section 3290, Contingencies
Chapter 33 — Section 3400, Revenue
Chapter 34 — Section 3462, Employee Future Benefits
Chapter 35 — Section 3465, Income Taxes
Purpose and Scope Accounting Policy Background Disclosure of Significant Accounting Policy Current Income Tax Assets and Liabilities Alternative Methods Described Alternative 1: Taxes Payable Method Alternative 2: Future Income Taxes Method Differences between Accounting and Tax Information An Example to Illustrate Both Methods Taxes Payable Method Evaluation of the Taxes Payable Method Future Income Taxes Method Evaluation of the Future Income Taxes Method Interperiod vs. Intraperiod Allocation for Both methods Taxes Payable Method Recognition Accounting for Losses Accounting for Loss Carrybacks An Example — Loss Carryback Measurement Intraperiod Allocation Refundable Taxes (under the Taxes Payable Method) Accrual of Refundable Taxes A Second Example — Refundable Taxes from Dividends and Capital Gains Presentation Income Statement Balance Sheet (Including Offsetting) Disclosure Additional Disclosure Examples Future Income Taxes Method Basic Principles of Future Income Taxes Future Income Tax Assets and Liabilities Defined Temporary Differences Tax Basis Assets Liabilities Temporary Differences Revisited Further Examples of Taxable Temporary Differences (Basis for FITLs) Further Examples of Deductible Temporary Differences (Basis for FITAs) Converting Temporary Differences to Future Income Tax Assets and Liabilities Unused Tax Losses, Income Tax Reductions and Certain Other Items Business Combinations Recognition Measurement Discounting Intraperiod Allocation Change in Status (and the Measurement of Future Income Tax Amounts) Refundable Taxes (Under the Future Income Taxes Method) Inclusion of Refundable Taxes in the Tax Rate for the Measurement of FITLs Refundable Income Taxes as an Asset Summary of Refundable Tax Recommendations Reassessment of Future Income Tax Assets Measurement of Future Income Taxes — Different Formats Presentation Income Statement Balance Sheet (Including Offsetting) Offsetting Presentation — An Example Accounting for Losses (under the Future Income Taxes Method) Accounting for Loss Carrybacks Accounting for Loss Carryforwards Disclosure of Unrecognized Benefits Examples Example 1 — Loss Carryforward Benefit — More Likely Than Not to be Realized Example 2 — Part of the Loss Carryforward Benefit is More Likely Than Not to be Realized Example 3 — Loss Carryforward Benefit Recognized and Subsequently Written Off Example 4 — Loss Carryforward Benefit Recognized after Year of Loss but Before Realization Summary of Guidance — Measurement of Future Income Tax Amounts Disclosure Assets Acquired Other Than in a Business Combination Examples Tax Considerations in Business Combinations Temporary Differences at Time of Combination Treatment of Temporary Differences Accounting — at Time of Acquisition Case 1 — Acquisition of Assets — No Rollover Case 2 — Acquisition of Assets — with Rollover Case 3 — Acquisition of Shares Accounting — Subsequent to Acquisition Equity Method Example — Subsequent to Acquisition Goodwill Impairment Loss Unrealized Intercompany Profits Loss Carryforwards Other Income Tax Issues Integrated Foreign Operations Compound Financial Instruments (Convertible Debt) Alternative Minimum Tax Taxes Related to Distributions Flow-Through Shares Flow-Through Shares (under the Taxes Payable Method) Flow-Through Shares (under the Future Income Taxes Method) Example of Disclosure Enterprises Not Subject to Income Taxes Rate Regulated Enterprises Effective Date and Transition Chapter 36 — Section 3475, Disposal of Long-Lived Assets and Discontinued Operations
Chapter 37 — Section 3610, Capital Transactions
Chapter 38 — Section 3800, Government Assistance
Chapter 39 — Section 3805, Investment Tax Credits
Chapter 40 — Section 3820, Subsequent Events
Chapter 41 — Section 3831, Non-Monetary Transactions
Chapter 42 — Section 3840, Related Party Transactions (November 2019)
Chapter 43 — Section 3841, Economic Dependence
Chapter 44 — Section 3850, Interest Capitalized — Disclosure Considerations
Chapter 45 — Section 3856, Financial Instruments (August 2019)
Chapter 46 — Section 3870, Stock-Based Compensation and Other Stock-based Payments
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