Examples of using Note to the financial statements in English and their translations into Arabic
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(e) Recognition of $921.4 million in employee benefits($29.8 million of current(short-term) and $891.6 million of non-current), which was disclosed in the note to the financial statements under UNSAS.
UNDP has agreed with the Board to report gains/losses in a separate line in the income statement and to provide a separate schedule in a note to the financial statements with the appropriate breakdown.
s accounts or disclosed in a note to the financial statements.
In addition, a total amount of $188.6 million held by all National Committees as reserves as at 31 December 2012 has also been disclosed in the note to the financial statements.
should be clearly stated in a note to the financial statements.
mainstream accounting system and therefore are disclosed in a note to the financial statements.
update can be reflected in the note to the financial statements of the year to which the inventory refers.
UNDP has agreed with the Board to report gains/losses on a separate line in the income statement and provide a separate schedule in a note to the financial statements with the appropriate breakdown.
United Nations system accounting standard 41 states that" where commitments are incurred against future financial periods, they should be recorded in the organization ' s accounts or disclosed in a note to the financial statements".
therefore disclosed as a note to the financial statements.
(b) Establish procedures for accurately recording non-expendable project equipment held by Governments and non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and disclose the value of the inventory in a note to the financial statements(para. 21);
Previously, the after-service health insurance liabilities for peacekeeping personnel were included in the regular budget and were shown in a note to the financial statements of the United Nations vol.
2005, rather than as a note to the financial statements.
of non-expendable equipment and motor vehicles valued at $65.1 million was not disclosed in a note to the financial statements as required in paragraph 49 of the United Nations accounting standards.
UNFPA should establish procedures for accurately recording non-expendable project equipment held by Governments and non-governmental organizations and disclose the value of the inventory in a note to the financial statements(para. 9(b)).
Paragraph 49 of the United Nations accounting standards requires United Nations organizations to disclose the inventory value of non-expendable equipment, furniture and motor vehicles and the method of valuation, in a note to the financial statements.