FSR record 2014/15
FSR record 2014/15FSR Table 1 - Consolidated income and expenditure account |
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Version 1.0 Produced 2015-03-05
- Table 1 is a re-statement of the consolidated income and expenditure account in the financial statements. The figures included in Table 1 must be identical to the HEP's audited/published financial statements.
- The data for Heads 1a to 1e and 2a to 2d are derived automatically from Table 6b and Table 7 respectively. The data for Heads 1f, 1h, 2e, 3, 9, 10, 13 and 14 are automatically calculated and require no input.
- Entries are required for:
- Head 1g Less share of income in joint venture(s),
- Head 4 Share of surplus/(deficit) in joint venture(s) and associates,
- Head 5 Taxation,
- Head 6 Minority interest,
- Head 7 Exceptional items,
- Head 8 Transfer from/(to) accumulated income in endowment funds,
- Head 11 Difference between historical cost depreciation and the actual charge for the year calculated on the re-valued amount,
- Head 12 Realisation of property revaluation gains of previous years.
- Profits or losses on the sale or termination of an operation,
- Costs of fundamental reorganisation or restructuring,
- Profits or losses on the sale of fixed assets.
This should be the same as the principle applied in the audited/published financial statements.
- Income Heads 1a to 1e should show the gross position for the HEP (i.e. should include income attributable to a share in joint venture(s)).
- Head 1g Less: share of income in joint venture(s) requires a direct entry to deduct the share of income from joint venture(s). It must be a negative figure or zero.
- Head 4 Share of surplus/(deficit) in joint venture(s) and associates requires a direct entry to record the share of surplus/(deficit) in any joint venture(s) and/or associate companies.
FRS 17 pension credits arising from changing from RPI to CPI for UK pension plans
The following text from UITF 48 explains how the effect of a reduction in scheme liabilities should be presented:
'In accordance with FRS 17 a change in the scheme liabilities arising from a change in benefit is part of the non-periodic pension costs and is recognised in the profit and loss account. In contrast change in the scheme liabilities arising from a change in an assumption is part of actuarial gains and losses and is recognised in the statement of total recognised gains and losses'.
HEPs will agree with the auditors their accounting treatment of any credit arising from the above and the relevant disclosures in the financial statements, which may include a restatement of the comparative figures if an adjustment was made in 2013/14.
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