WebinarIFRS 15 and 16:Disclosing the changeKPMG’s 2018Annual Report Market Watch–16 May 2019
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André Trajano da SilvaManager
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Rachel BrouwerSenior
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IFRS 15 was implemented
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Transition approachIFRS 15
Full retrospective
Cumulative effect
IFRS 15 IFRS 15 1 January 2017
1 January 2018
Transition option 2017 2018 Date of equity adjustment
IAS 11/18
36%
32%
32%Cumulative effect approach
Retrospective approach
Not disclosed
Note: (1) Cumulative effect method: entity also needs to disclose revenue amounts that would have been presented under IAS 11/18.
IFRS 15
IAS 11/18(1)
2018 disclosures on transition approach
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26%
14% 13% 13%
4% 3% 3% 3%
Timing of revenue recognition
Transaction price
Identification of PO
Presentation
Allocation of Transaction price
Cost to obtain/ fulfil a contract
Principle vs agent
Onerous contracts
13%
87%
Material
Not material
The impact of IFRS 15IFRS 15
4%
90%
6%
Material
Not material
Not disclosed
For insights on how to account for onerous contracts see our publication “How to account for onerous contracts when adopting IFRS 15”
Estimated Impact - 2017 Actual impact - 2018
Drivers of impact
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43%
35%30% 30%
26%22%
17%
4%
IFRS 15.C5(a) - Completed contractsIFRS 15.94 - Incremental costsIFRS 15.63 - Financing componentIFRS 15.121 - Unsatisfied POIFRS 15.C5(d) - Remaining POIFRS 15.C5(c) - Contract modificationsIFRS 15.C5(b) - Transaction priceIFRS 15.B16 - Right to invoice
Practical expedientsIFRS 15
You can find more information about practical expedients for transition options in our publication Revenue Transition Options
5%
33%
62%
Did not apply any
Made use of one or more
Did not disclose whether theywere applied
What do companies say about practical expedients?
Practical expedients applied
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DisclosuresIFRS 15
96%
4%
Disclosed Not disclosed
78%
51% 51%
19% 16% 13%6% 6%
Geographical region Type of good or servicesOperating/Reportable segment Timing of transfer of goods or services Business line Market or type of customerSales channels Other
Enable users to understand the nature, amount, timing and uncertainty of revenue and cash flows
Disaggregation of revenue - 2018 Categories disclosed
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Element of disclosure
Disclosures – Other topicsIFRS 15
Timing of satisfaction of PO
Contract balances
Allocation of transaction price
Remaining PO
65%
51%
39%
30%
You can find more information about the disclosure requirements of IFRS 15 in our publication IFRS 15 supplement – Guide to annual financial statements
2018 disclosures
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Things to considerIFRS 15
Application of IFRS 15 is a on-going process,
as commercial business models and contracts
are consistently changing
IFRS 15 is a complex and comprehensive
standard that remains a focus point for
regulators
There is room for improvement in the
quantity and quality of IFRS 15 disclosures
IFRS 16 is on the horizon…
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Transition approachIFRS 16
KPMG Publication - Leases Transition Options
Note: (1) The company will apply IAS 17 in preparing its financial statements for 2018. It will then apply IFRS 16 to prepare comparative financial information to be included in its 2019 financial statements.
Full Retrospective
Modifiedretrospective
IFRS 16(1)
IAS 17(1)
IAS 17
IFRS 16
IFRS 16 1 January 2019
1 January 2018
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8%
29%
63%
201710%
79%
11%
2018
Full Retrospective Modified Retrospective Not Disclosed
Transition approach – resultsIFRS 16
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Practical expedients and recognition exemptionsIFRS 16
YesYes
Yes Yes
No
No
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Grandfather existinglease assessment
Short-term leaseexpedient
Short-term leaseexemption
Low-value leaseexemption
16%
7%
77%
Not disclosed
No
Yes
Combine lease and non-lease components
Transition Ongoing
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Modified retrospective – additional optionsIFRS 16
Use of hindsight for
lease term7%
Exclude initial direct cost
9%
Reliance on onerous lease
provision11%
Single discount rate for lease
portfolios13%
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Quantification of the impactIFRS 16
8
34
18
2
Not disclosed Under 5%5-20% Over 20%
What is the percentage increase in total assets as at 1 January 2019?
Depreciation Interest
Cash rental payments
Impact on lessee profit or loss
Total lease expense will be front-loaded even when cash rentals are constant
Debt covenants? EBITDA?
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Reconciling IAS 17 to IFRS 16 Other quantitative disclosures
New disclosuresIFRS 16
Operating lease commitment (2018)
Discounted using an appropriate rate
Short-term leases exempted
Low-value leases exempted
Extension and termination options reasonably exercised
Variable payments on an index or rate
Residual value guarantees
-
-
+
-
+
For further details on the required disclosures, refer to our publication on IFRS 16 disclosures
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What’s next?IFRS 16
Q1 and half-year reporting
Risks and controls for lease
processes
Business as usualImpairments
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Link to our website
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