NFRS & Financial Reporting

NFRS Services in Nepal

NFRS implementation and financial reporting for Nepali companies: first-time adoption, NFRS-compliant financial statements, accounting policies and support on complex areas such as leases, financial instruments and fair value.

What does NFRS reporting involve?

Financial reporting under NFRS is where many otherwise well-run businesses lose credibility. Statements are prepared to satisfy a deadline rather than to communicate, disclosures are copied forward year after year, and the first sign of a problem is a qualified opinion or a lender asking a question no one can answer.

We prepare and review financial statements under NFRS, resolve the technical questions that arise on the way, and translate the requirements into decisions the business can act on, revenue recognition, leases, financial instruments, impairment, consolidation, deferred tax.

Where a first-time adoption or a transition is involved, we plan it in advance rather than discovering the consequences during the audit.

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When do you need NFRS support?

  • Your auditor has raised the same points two years running.
  • You are moving from a previous framework to NFRS and do not know what changes.
  • Revenue recognition on long contracts is being handled by judgement rather than policy.
  • A group structure needs consolidation for the first time.
  • Lenders or investors are asking for statements you are not confident presenting.

NFRS services we provide

AreaWhat you get
First-time adoptionNFRS 1 transition plan and opening balance sheet adjustments
Financial statementsNFRS or NFRS for SMEs statements with full notes and disclosures
Accounting policiesWritten policies matched to your transactions and standards
LeasesNFRS 16 right-of-use assets and lease liabilities
Financial instrumentsNFRS 9 classification and expected credit loss (ECL)
Fair value and impairmentFair value measurement and impairment testing support
Auditor queriesWorking papers and reconciliations ready before the statutory audit

How an engagement runs

  1. 01

    Scope the standards

    Which NFRS requirements apply to your business and where the gaps are.

  2. 02

    Set the opening position

    Transition adjustments and opening balances worked out and documented.

  3. 03

    Prepare the statements

    Financial statements and disclosures drafted to NFRS.

  4. 04

    Write the policies

    Accounting policies and judgement papers for each material area.

  5. 05

    Support your auditor

    Working papers organised so the statutory audit, done by your appointed auditors, runs smoothly.

Common questions

What is NFRS?

NFRS, the Nepal Financial Reporting Standards, is Nepal's local framework for financial statements, issued by the Accounting Standards Board Nepal and converged with IFRS. It sets how transactions should be recognised, measured and disclosed.

Where do we start with NFRS?

Start by confirming which tier applies to you, then list your leases, long-term contracts and related-party arrangements, since adjustments usually concentrate there. Our guides on NFRS applicability and first-time adoption set this out step by step.

Which companies must follow NFRS in Nepal?

Listed companies, banks and financial institutions, insurers and other public-interest entities apply full NFRS; many other companies may use NFRS for SMEs. Our NFRS applicability guide explains which standard applies.

Do you audit NFRS financial statements?

No. We prepare and review NFRS reporting and support your team with auditor queries. The statutory audit is carried out by your independent auditor.

Do you audit the statements you prepare?

No. Preparation and audit are separate. We prepare and support; your appointed auditor forms the opinion independently.

How early should we start before year end?

For a transition or a significant judgement, three months before year end. For routine preparation, at year end is workable but leaves less room for issues.

Can you work with our existing accountant?

Yes. Most of our reporting work is done alongside an in-house team or an existing accounting provider.

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