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The Small Limited Liability Partnerships (Accounts) Regulations 2008

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Information supplementing the balance sheet

Fixed assets

4.—(1) In respect of each item to which a letter or Roman number is assigned under the general item “fixed assets” in the LLP’s balance sheet the following information must be given—

(a)the appropriate amounts in respect of that item as at the date of the beginning of the financial year and as at the balance sheet date respectively,

(b)the effect on any amount shown in the balance sheet in respect of that item of—

(i)any revision of the amount in respect of any assets included under that item made during that year on any basis mentioned in paragraph 32 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations,

(ii)acquisitions during that year of any assets,

(iii)disposals during that year of any assets, and

(iv)any transfers of assets of the LLP to and from that item during that year.

(2) The reference in sub-paragraph (1)(a) to the appropriate amounts in respect of any item as at any date there mentioned is a reference to amounts representing the aggregate amounts determined, as at that date, in respect of assets falling to be included under that item on either of the following bases, that is to say—

(a)on the basis of purchase price or production cost (determined in accordance with paragraphs 27 and 28 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations), or

(b)on any basis mentioned in paragraph 32 of that Schedule,

(leaving out of account in either case any provisions for depreciation or diminution in value).

(3) In respect of each item within sub-paragraph (1) there must also be stated—

(a)the cumulative amount of provisions for depreciation or diminution in value of assets included under that item as at each date mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a),

(b)the amount of any such provisions made in respect of the financial year,

(c)the amount of any adjustments made in respect of any such provisions during that year in consequence of the disposal of any assets, and

(d)the amount of any other adjustments made in respect of any such provisions during that year.

Financial fixed assets

5.—(1) This paragraph applies if—

(a)the LLP has financial fixed assets that could be included at fair value by virtue of paragraph 36 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations,

(b)the amount at which those items are included under any item in the LLP’s accounts is in excess of their fair value, and

(c)the LLP has not made provision for diminution in value of those assets in accordance with paragraph 19(1) of that Schedule.

(2) There must be stated—

(a)the amount at which either the individual assets or appropriate groupings of those individual assets are included in the LLP’s accounts,

(b)the fair value of those assets or groupings, and

(c)the reasons for not making a provision for diminution in value of those assets, including the nature of the evidence that provides the basis for the belief that the amount at which they are stated in the accounts will be recovered.

Details of indebtedness

6.—(1) For the aggregate of all items shown under “creditors” in the LLP’s balance sheet there must be stated the aggregate of the following amounts—

(a)the amount of any debts included under “creditors” which are payable or repayable otherwise than by instalments and fall due for payment or repayment after the end of the period of five years beginning with the day next following the end of the financial year, and

(b)in the case of any debts so included which are payable or repayable by instalments, the amount of any instalments which fall due for payment after the end of that period.

(2) In respect of each item shown under “creditors” in the LLP’s balance sheet there must be stated the aggregate amount of any debts included under that item in respect of which any security has been given by the LLP.

Sums denominated in foreign currencies

7.  Where sums originally denominated in foreign currencies have been brought into account under any items shown in the balance sheet or profit and loss account, the basis on which those sums have been translated into sterling (or the currency in which the accounts are drawn up) must be stated.

Dormant LLPs acting as agents

8.  Where the members of an LLP take advantage of the exemption conferred by section 480 of the 2006 Act (dormant LLPs: exemption from audit), and the LLP has during the financial year in question acted as an agent for any person, the fact that it has so acted must be stated.

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