Is Ind AS compulsory for a standalone unlisted entity worth only Rs 200 crore?
AYes, from 1 April 2017
BYes, from 1 April 2018
CNo, only voluntary
DYes, from 1 April 2016
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, only voluntary
Rule 4 makes Ind AS mandatory only from Rs 250 crore of net worth for unlisted companies, so Rs 200 crore allows only voluntary adoption.
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