Rule · SECP · 21 Aug 2007

Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards for Medium and Small Sized Entities

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan directs non-listed companies to follow the Accounting and Financial Reporting Standards for Medium and Small Sized Entities approved by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan. A medium-sized company is defined as one that does not meet specific economic significance thresholds, such as turnover exceeding Rs. 1 billion or total borrowings exceeding Rs. 500 million, while a small-sized company must have paid-up capital plus reserves not exceeding Rs. 25 million, employees not exceeding 250, and annual turnover not exceeding Rs. 200 million. Non-listed companies that do not qualify as either medium or small sized must follow International Accounting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standards.

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