UK GAAP changes to revenue and financial instruments: part three

In part three of our exclusive FRS 102 series, Ollie Garrod ACA, senior technical writer at Croner, explains what actually changes for revenue and financial instruments under the new GAAP accounting rules

This is the third in a series of Q&As offering practical guidance for practitioners and finance teams preparing for their first set of financial statements under revised UK GAAP (effective for periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026).

The latest revision to UK GAAP introduces significant changes to revenue recognition and accounting for financial instruments. For many entities the practical impact will be limited – but that conclusion needs to have been reached through analysis, not assumption.

Revenue - important to reassess

It is important to reassess recognition, variable consideration, contract modifications and key judgements.

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