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===Current and Non-Current, Receivables and Payables===
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AutoCount Singapore Seamless Filing will separate current or non-current of receivables and payables in Financial Statement (XBRL), when the due of the transaction is beyond 12 months from the date of the financial end period.<br/>
AutoCount Singapore Seamless Filing will separate current or non-current of receivables and payables in Financial Statement (XBRL), when the due of the transaction is beyond 12 months from the date of the financial end period.<br/>
Therefore, when mapping of Trade Receivables or Trade Payables, the account of debtor or creditor does not require separate account.
Therefore, when mapping of Trade Receivables or Trade Payables, the account of debtor or creditor does not require separate account for current and long-term.
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Revision as of 07:10, 22 April 2021

Seamless Filing PDE (Prescribed Data Element) version

This is the version table for user to check if their system currently has the latest PDE version.

Year Assessment PDE Version Updated on
YA 2020 v1.0.0 22/10/2020

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Account Mapping Guide

  1. An element of the PDE can map to more than one account.
  2. An account must only map to an element.
  3. Parent (control) account can be mapped to PDE.

What is Related Party

  1. Companies having common director who has control over the company
  2. Companies having common shareholder who has control over the company
  3. Company’s relationship – Holding, Subsi, fellow subsi, Associates, Joint Venture, etc.

Current and Non-Current, Receivables and Payables

AutoCount Singapore Seamless Filing will separate current or non-current of receivables and payables in Financial Statement (XBRL), when the due of the transaction is beyond 12 months from the date of the financial end period.
Therefore, when mapping of Trade Receivables or Trade Payables, the account of debtor or creditor does not require separate account for current and long-term.