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    JBIMS

    FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ASSIGNMENT

    ANIL GAWADE

    MMS I

    ROLL NO 74

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    INTRODUCTION

    Prime Focus Group is one of the largest film, advertising and television post-production and

    visual effects companies in the world. It is the result of a number of acquisitions and mergers

    by Prime Focus Ltd. Prime Focus provides a complete spectrum of innovative creative and

    technical services to the Film, Broadcast, Advertising and Media industries. Our end-to-end

    offering ranges from pre-production to final delivery, including visual effects, creative 3D

    conversion, animation, video and audio post-production, digital content management and

    distribution, Digital Intermediate, versioning and adaptation, and equipment rental. Prime

    Focus Limited has a highly skilled workforce of 4,200 personnel in India. Worldwide, the

    group works across 3 continents at 19 facilities.

    Prime Focus offers three specialised business divisions catering to its key markets:

    Prime Focus World Prime Focus Group Prime Focus Technologies

    Prime Focus has a presence across three continents: India, UK and North America.

    Prime Focus Ltd isIndia's largest visual effects and post-production company, offering a full

    range of services to the feature film, ad film and broadcast markets. Prime Focus Ltd is listed

    on the Mumbai and National Stock Exchanges in India (Symbol PRIF IN). With its

    proprietary View-D technology, global scale and presence, short time-to-market, global

    delivery capabilities and artist-driven conversions, Prime Focus offers competitive

    advantages and execution capabilities that no other company in the industry can match. The

    company was born in India, and has grown by acquiring businesses in the major media

    centres around the world. Its creative and technical services are rounded-out and bound

    together by its unique and pioneering financial model. Mr. Naresh Malhotra is chairman and

    whole-time director while Mr. Ramakrishnan Sankaranarayanan is the managing director.

    Entertainment Network India Limited (ENIL), a subsidiary of Times Infotainment

    Media Limited (TIML), the holding company promoted by Bennett, Coleman & Company

    Limited (BCCL)- the flagship company of the Times of India Group, was incorporated in

    1999. It is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange of India Limited and the National Stock

    Exchange of India Limited. Enil operates in the radio broadcasting segment and experimental

    marketing segment. The company was formed in June 1999 post the first phase of

    licensing. The Information Broadcasting Ministry offered 108 frequency across 40 cities and

    ENIL got the maximum of them. It started its operations with the launch of its services in

    Indore on 4 October 2001. The company simultaneously started operations in seven more

    cities. In the second phase the company got 25 more frequencies. That took the count of totalnumber of stations to 32. Enil Operates in the radio broadcasting segment, out-of-home

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    media segment and experiential marketing segment. The tag line of the brand is "Its Hot !".

    Mirchi is a Hindi word for chilly. While all other Radio brands were in English, ENIL came

    up with a Hindi brand name. The brand name Mirchi was coined by Mr. Vineet

    Jain(Chairman, Times Group). The brand name has been wonderful as it has a very high

    recall and connects well with listeners. The tag line "its Hot !" convey that the brand isyoung, exciting and is enticing. ENIL cater to Radio Broadcasting Segment, Out of Home

    and Experiential Marketing Segment. The radio broadcasting segment This segment operates

    with the brand name of 'Radio Mirchi'. Before Radio Mirchi, the Times of India Group

    provided private FM service along with Government of India(GOI) under the brand name of

    Times FM.GOI did not renew the contract with private player post that. They operated in

    Delhi, Calcutta, Chennai and Goa from 1993-1998.[9]It has been consistently rated as the No.

    1 FM radio channel. It has a large pan India presence with 32 stations across 14 states. This

    extensive coverage increases loyalty of listens and provides a national media platform for

    advertisers. The channel reaches to more than 41 Million listeners(as per IRS Q4, 2010, last

    week recall) across stations. Mr. Vineet Jain is the Chairman and non-executive Director

    while Mr. Prashant Panday is the Executive Director & CEO.

    The Network18 Group is a media and entertainment company with interests in television,

    internet, films, e-commerce, magazines, mobile content and allied businesses. Through its

    subsidiary TV18 Broadcast Ltd. [BSE: 532800, NSE: TV18BRDCST], the group operates

    news channels - CNBC-TV18, CNBC Awaaz, CNBC-TV18 Prime HD, CNN-IBN, IBN7 and

    IBN-Lokmat (a Marathi regional news channel in partnership with the Lokmat group). TV18

    also operates a joint venture with Viacom, called Viacom18, which houses a portfolio of

    popular entertainment channelsColors, Colors HD, MTV, SONIC, Comedy Central, VH1and Nick - and Viacom18 Motion Pictures, the groups filmed entertainment business. TV18

    and Viacom18 have also recently launched a strategic joint venture called IndiaCast, a multi-

    platform content asset monetization entity mandated to drive domestic and international

    channel distribution, placement services and content syndication for the bouquet of channels

    from TV18,Viacom18 and other broadcasters. TV18 has also forayed into the Indian factual

    entertainment space through A+E Networks | TV18 (Joint venture between A+E Networks

    and TV18 Broadcast), which has recently launched a new channelHistoryTV18. TV18 is a

    listed company which runs business news channels CNBC-TV18 in English and CNBC

    Awaaz in Hindi and owns most of Web 18. In 2006 it acquired CRISIL Market Wire which

    was renamed Newswire. TV18 is a subsidiary ofNetwork18 Media & Investments

    Limited which is an Indian mass media company with interests in television, print, internet,

    film, mobile content and allied businesses. Network 18 FinCap is the holding company for

    several media entities in India such as Television Eighteen India Ltd (TV18), IBN 18

    Broadcast Ltd, Web 18, Studio 18, Shop 18, Infomedia 18, and Viacom 18. TV18, a joint

    venture of Network18 and NBCUniversal. Mr. Hari S Bhatia and Mr.Raghav Bahl are the

    director while Mr.Manoj Mohanka is the CEO.

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    ACCOUNTING POLICIES

    Accounting

    Policy

    Company #1 Company #2 Company #3

    I ndiabulls Power L td. NTPC Ltd. CESC Ltd.

    1) Revenue

    Recognition

    Revenue from PowerConsultancy / AdvisoryServices is recognizedon an accrual basis.Interest income fromdeposits and others isrecognized on an accrualbasis. Dividend incomeis recognized when theright to receive the

    dividend isunconditionallyestablished. Profit/losson sale of investmentsis recognized on the date

    of the transaction ofsale and is computed

    with reference to theoriginal cost of theInvestment sold.

    Sale of energy isaccounted for based ontariff rates approved bythe Central ElectricityRegulatory Commission(CERC) as modified bythe orders of AppellateTribunal for Electricity tothe extent applicable. Incase of power stations

    where the tariff rates areyet to be approved,provisional rates areadopted. Advance againstdepreciation considered

    as deferred revenue inearlier years is included

    in sales, to the extentdepreciation recovered intariff during the year islower than thecorresponding

    depreciation charged.Exchange differences onaccount of translation of

    foreign currencyborrowings recoverable

    from or payable to thebeneficiaries insubsequent periods as per

    CERC Tariff Regulationsare accounted as Deferred

    foreign currencyfluctuations asset/liability. The increaseor decrease indepreciation or interestand finance charges forthe year due to the

    accounting of suchexchange differences as

    Revenue from sale ofelectricity are net ofdiscount for promptpayment of bills and donot include electricityduty payable to theState Government.They also include, asper established practice,consistently followed

    by the Company in thepast, estimated sumsrecoverable from /adjustable onconsumers'' account,

    calculated on thebasis of rates approved

    / specified by theappropriate authoritieswhich are reflected inthe subsequent bills. Interms of the applicable

    regulations and tariffdetermination process

    followed by theCommission, advanceagainst depreciation

    forms part of tariff.Such

    advance againstdepreciation of a year isadjusted againstearnings from sale ofelectricity for inclusionof the same insubsequent years,

    based on dueconsideration by theauthorities in the tariff

    determination process.

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    per accounting policy no.H is adjusted indepreciation or sales, asthe case may be.

    Income from hire ofmeters is accounted foras per the approvedrates. Delayed payment

    surcharge, as a generalpractice, is determined

    and recognized onreceipt of overduepayment from

    consumers.

    2) Inventory

    Valuation

    Inventories are valued atthe lower of, costdetermined on weightedAverage basis and netrealizable value.

    Inventories are valued atthe lower of, costdetermined on weightedAverage basis and netrealizable value.

    The diminution in the

    value of obsolete,unserviceable and surplusStores and spares isascertained on review and

    provided for.

    Inventories of stores andspare parts and fuel arevalued at lower ofCost and net realizablevalue. Cost is calculated

    on weighted average

    basis and comprises ofexpenditure incurred inthe normal course ofBusiness in bringing

    such inventories to theirlocation and condition.Obsolete, slow movingand defectiveinventories areidentified at theTime of physical

    verification of

    inventories and wherenecessary, adjustment ismade for such items.

    3) Depreciation Depreciation on fixedassets is provided on theStraight-Line Method atthe rates and in themanner prescribed underSchedule XIV of theCompanies Act, 1956.

    Depreciation onadditions / deletions tofixed assets is providedon a

    pro-rata basis from /upto the date the asset is

    put to use/discarded.Individual assetscosting less than Rs.

    5,000 are fullydepreciated in

    the year of purchase.The acquisition value ofLeasehold Land is

    Depreciation on theassets of the generationof electricity business ischarged on straight linemethod following therates and methodologynotified by the CERCTariff Regulations, 2009

    in accordance withSection 616 (c) of theCompanies Act, 1956.

    Depreciation on theassets of the coal mining,

    oil & gasexploration andconsultancy business, is

    charged on straight linemethod following the

    rates specified inSchedule XIV of theCompanies

    In terms of applicableRegulations under theElectricity Act, 2003,depreciation ontangible assets otherthan freehold land isprovided on straight linemethod on a prorate

    basis at the ratesspecified therein,the basis of which isconsidered by the West

    Bengal ElectricityRegulatory

    Commission(Commission) indetermining the tariff

    for the year of theCompany. Additional

    charge of depreciationfor the year onincrease in value

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    amortized over theperiod of the Lease.The right-to-use leasedasset (land) is amortized

    on a Straight-Linebasis over the lease

    term.Intangible assetsconsisting of Software

    are amortized on aStraight

    Line basis over a periodof four years from thedate when the assetsare available for use.

    Act, 1956.

    Depreciation on thefollowing assets is

    provided based on theirestimated useful life:

    Depreciation onadditions to/deductionsfrom fixed assets during

    the year is charged onpro-rata basis from/up to

    the month in which theasset is available foruse/disposal.Assets costing up to Rs.5000/- are fully

    depreciated in the year of

    acquisition.

    arising from revaluationis recouped fromRevaluationReserve. Leasehold

    land is amortized overthe unexpired period of

    the lease.Cost of intangible

    assets, comprising

    software relatedexpenditure, are

    amortized in threeyears and those relatingto brands/trademarks intwenty years, based onuseful life assessed by

    an independent value.

    COMMON FACTORS IN ACCOUNTING POLICIES

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    Accounting Policy Common Factors

    Revenue

    Recognition

    Revenue from Power Consultancy / Advisory Services is recognized on

    an accrual basis.

    Interest income is recognized on time proportionate basis, taking intoaccount the amount outstanding and the rate applicable.

    Inventory

    EvaluationInventories are valued at the lower of, cost determined on weighted

    Average basis and net realizable value.

    Depreciation Depreciation on tangible fixed assets is provided on the Straight-LineMethod The cost of leasehold improvements are amortised over the

    primary period of lease of the property.

    Assets costing up to Rs. 5000/- are fully depreciated in the year ofacquisition.

    DIFFERENCES (PECULIARITIES) IN

    ACCOUNTING POLICIES

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    Accounting

    Policy

    Company #1 Company #2 Company #3

    I ndiabulls Power L td. NTPC Ltd. CESC Ltd.

    1) Revenue

    Recognition

    Dividend income is

    recognized when theright to receive the

    dividend isunconditionallyestablished.

    Profit/loss on

    sale of investments isrecognized on the date

    of the transaction of

    sale and is computedwith reference to theoriginal cost of theinvestment sold.

    Exchange differences

    arising fromsettlement/translation of

    monetary itemsdenominated in foreigncurrency (other than longterm)to the extent recoverable

    from or payable to thebeneficiaries in

    subsequent periods as

    per CERC TariffRegulations areaccounted asDeferred foreign

    currency fluctuationasset/liability duringconstruction period andadjusted from the year inwhich the same

    becomes recoverable/payable.

    Advance againstdepreciation consideredas deferred revenue inearlier years is includedin sales, to the extentdepreciationrecovered in tariff duringthe year is lower than thecorrespondingdepreciation charged.

    The surcharge on latepayment/overdue sundrydebtors for sale ofenergy is recognizedwhen no significantuncertainty as to

    measurability orcollectability exists.

    Earnings from sale of

    electricity are net ofdiscount for prompt

    payment of bills and donot include electricityduty payable to theState Government.They also include, as

    per established practice,consistently followed

    by the Company in the

    past, estimated sumsrecoverable from /adjustable onconsumers'' account,

    calculated on thebasis of rates approved/ specified by theappropriate authoritieswhich are reflected in

    the subsequent bills.

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    2) Inventory

    Valuation

    Inventories of stores andspare parts and fuel arevalued at lower ofcost and net realizable

    value

    The diminution in thevalue of obsolete,unserviceable and surplusstores and spares is

    ascertained on review andprovided for.

    Obsolete, slow movingand defectiveinventories areidentified at the

    time of physicalverification of

    inventories and wherenecessary , adjustmentis made for such items.

    3) Depreciation Intangible assetsconsisting of Softwareare amortized on aStraight Line basis overa period of four yearsfrom the date when the

    assets

    are available for use

    Where the cost ofdepreciable assets hasundergone a changeduringthe year due toincrease/decrease in long

    term liabilities on account

    of exchange fluctuation,price adjustment, changein duties or similarfactors, the unamortized

    balance of such asset ischarged offprospectively at the ratesand methodology notifiedby CERC TariffRegulations, 2009/revised useful life

    determined based on rates

    specified in ScheduleXIV of the CompaniesAct, 1956.

    In terms of applicableRegulations under theElectricity Act, 2003,depreciation ontangible assets otherthan freehold land is

    provided on

    straight line method ona proata basis at therates specified therein,the basis of which is

    considered by the WestBengal ElectricityRegulatoryCommission(Commission) indetermining the tarifffor the

    year of the Company.