FRS 102: three-year review proposes revisions to directors' loan accounting

In the first triennial review of new UK GAAP, the standard setter is considering changes to reporting of directors’ loans, investment property and the definition of financial instruments. Anne Cowley ACA assesses the proposals and impact on company reporters

It might seem hard to believe that it has been four years since FRS 102 was first published and in March 2017, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) published Financial Reporting Exposure Draft 67 (FRED 67), the first of what could end up being several exposure drafts setting out changes to the standard as a result of the first three-year review.

Although it is the smaller of the two stages of the review, FRED 67 still contains some quite significant changes. Here we look at the areas most likely to affect FRS 102 reporters.

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