Statements of Financial Accounting Standards In Taiwan

     
  SFAS No. 6   Related Party Disclosures  
                            
   
  Status  
  Issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Committee in Taiwan on June 15, 1985  
     
  Summary  
     
  The purpose of this Statement is to establish the disclosure standards for an enterprise’  
  s financial statements concerning related party transactions.  
   
  Definition of Related Party  
  A party is related to an entity if one party can exercise control or significant influence   
  over the operations or financing policies of the other party. Entities under common   
  ownership or control are also deemed related parties.  
Definition of Related Party Transaction
A related party transaction is a transfer of resources or obligations between related 
parties, regardless of whether monetary consideration is involved.
Disclosure Standards
If there are significant transactions between an enterprise and its related parties during 
the reporting period, the enterprise should disclose the following information in the 
notes to the financial statements:
(a) the names of the related parties;
(b) the nature of the relationship(s) involved;
(c) the following significant transactions between the enterprise and its related parties,
       including price, payment period, 
    other related information which helps to understand the impact of related party
transactions on the financial statements:        

(i)

the dollar amount or percentage of purchases from related parties;

(ii)

the dollar amount or percentage of sales to related parties;

(iii)

the dollar amount of property transactions and the resulting gains and losses;

(iv)

the ending balance or percentage of notes receivable and accounts receivable;

(v)

the ending balance or percentage of notes payable and accounts payable;

(vi)

the highest outstanding balance, range of interest, ending balance and the total
interest amount in the reporting period;

(vii)

the ending balances of endorsed notes, guarantees or provision of collateral;

 (viii) 

other transactions which have significant influence on the current net income  and
financial position.
Any one of the above related party transactions which exceed 10% of the total amount 
of a specific transaction of an enterprise should be disclosed separately; the remaining 
transactions may be presented in aggregate.
When preparing consolidated financial statements, the enterprise need not disclose the 
eliminated related party transactions.
 
Effective date  
 
This statement becomes effective for financial statements for the fiscal year ending on  
or after December 31, 1985.
     

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