FRS 102: related parties and close family members - tips and advice

In part 20 of our New UK GAAP series, Helen Lloyd FCA assesses the accounting reporting for related parties looking at disclosure requirements about close family members, associates and joint ventures, an area which is dealt with fairly vaguely in FRS 102 section 33

FRS 102 section 33 addresses disclosure requirements for an entity's transactions with related parties and focuses on how a user can understand the effect on position and performance of the existence of these related parties, and any transactions and balances with them.

There is only one significant exemption from the application of the section's requirements, and that is for wholly owned subsidiaries, which are exempt from disclosing transactions with their parent company and with other wholly owned subsidiaries within the group. (There has been considerable debate over the wording of this exemption, but this is the meaning it is intended to convey).

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