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FRSIC Issue No. 58: Consumption of Economic Benefits of Intangible Assets

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

11/11/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 57: Accounting for Restricted Investment Account (“RA”)

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

30/09/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 56: Accounting for trading of quoted securities

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

23/09/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 55: Capitalisation of Borrowing Costs in Property Development

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

17/03/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 54: Application of MFRS 15 “Revenue from Contracts with Customers” Sale of Residential Properties in Sabah and Sarawak

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

12/01/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 53: Fair Value of Agricultural Produce Growing on Bearer Plants − Oil Palm Bunches

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

12/01/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

FRSIC Issue No. 52: Determining the Commencement of Depreciation or Amortization of Bearer Plants − Oil Palm Trees

Status: Transferred to MFRS Application and Implementation Committee (MAIC) of MASB Download PDF

12/01/2015|FRISC 2015, FRISC Issues|

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