Financial Statement Version 

According to Korean GAAP, the primary financial statements include the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, statement of appropriation of retained earnings and the cash flow statement. The form and content of each statement must be in accordance with the Korean GAAP.

A financial statement version has been created for Korea. This version is called BAKR and comprises all financial statement items that have to be displayed in the balance sheet, profit and loss statement and manufacturing cost sheet.

Accounts not allocated in the version must be balanced to zero.

You can access this financial statement version in Customizing by choosing Financial Accounting ® General Ledger Accounting ® G/L Accounting Business Transactions ® Closing ® Documenting ® Define financial statement versions.

Simplified structure of the created financial statement version:

Assets

Current Assets

Quick Assets

Inventories

Other Current Assets

Investment & Other Assets

Investments

Other Assets

Fixed Assets

Tangible fixed assets

Intangible fixed assets

Deferred Charges

Organization costs

Pre-operation costs

New stock issue costs

Debenture issue costs

Research & development costs

 

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Bank overdraft

Trade Account Payable

Trade notes(BoE) Payable

Short-term borrowings

Account payable - security deposit

Other Account payable

Advances from customers

Deferred Income

Withholdings

Accrued expenses

Accrued income TAX

Cur. portion of long-term debt

Long-term liabilities

Debentures

Discounts on Debentures issued

Premium on Debentures issued

Conversion of debentures

Long-term debt

Long term account payable

Long-term notes (BoE) payable

Present value discount

Stockholders' Equity

Capital stock

Capital Surplus

Retained earning(or deficit)

Capital Adjustment

P&L Statement

Net Income

Income before Income Taxes

Ordinary Income

Operating Income

Gross Profit

Gross Sales

Cost of Goods Sold

Selling and General Administrative Expenses

Non-Operating Income

Non-Operating Expense

Extraordinary Gains

Extraordinary Losses

Income Taxes

Accounts Not Allocated