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AASB 1054 - Australian Additional Disclosures - May 2011
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BC61 The Board confirmed that the narrow scope amendment in this Standard is an interim measure, until the broader project proposing to remove the ability for certain entities to prepare special purpose financial statements is completed (which would take some time for not-for-profit entities), and confirmed, as outlined in this Basis for Conclusions, that the amendment is urgently needed to provide more transparency to the users of publicly lodged special purpose financial statements of not-for-profit private sector entities and to increase the comparability of special purpose financial statements with other special purpose financial statements and general purpose financial statements.
BC62 As noted in paragraph BC37 above, the amendments do not require entities to change their existing accounting policies or perform additional assessment of compliance with the recognition and measurement requirements in Australian Accounting Standards, and therefore the information required to be disclosed is based on an entity’s existing financial reporting policies and practices. Accordingly, it is not necessary to provide an extended operative date.
BC63 Based on the above, the Board decided this Standard should be effective for annual periods ending on or after 30 June 2020, with early voluntary disclosure allowed.