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Mercury Ltd. received a ₹10 lakh government grant on 1 April 20X1, conditional on continuing eucalyptus plantation for 5 years. Management has reasonable assurance of compliance. Under Ind AS 20, the recognition pattern is:
ARecognise the full ₹10 lakh as a permanent reserve in equity
BRecognise the full ₹10 lakh as income on receipt date 1 April 20X1
CRecognise the grant in P&L on a SYSTEMATIC BASIS over the 5-year period the entity is exposed to the related costs — typically ₹2 lakh per year (straight-line) if costs are evenly spread
DDefer the entire grant and recognise it as income only at the end of year 5
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Recognise the grant in P&L on a SYSTEMATIC BASIS over the 5-year period the entity is exposed to the related costs — typically ₹2 lakh per year (straight-line) if costs are evenly spread
Ind AS 20 — government grants are recognised in P&L on a SYSTEMATIC BASIS over the periods in which the entity recognises as expenses the related costs the grant is intended to compensate. For a 5-year plantation-condition grant, straight-line ₹2 lakh/year is appropriate if costs are evenly spread. If costs are unevenly distributed (e.g., higher in early years), the recognition pattern follows accordingly.
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