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Premium Allocation Approach Example

The document provides an example to illustrate the accounting requirements under IFRS 17 for insurance contracts with a coverage period of one year or less using the premium allocation approach. It shows the journal entries at initial recognition, at each subsequent reporting date, and at the end of the coverage period to allocate premiums received and recognize insurance revenue and expenses over the coverage period.

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Premium Allocation Approach Example

The document provides an example to illustrate the accounting requirements under IFRS 17 for insurance contracts with a coverage period of one year or less using the premium allocation approach. It shows the journal entries at initial recognition, at each subsequent reporting date, and at the end of the coverage period to allocate premiums received and recognize insurance revenue and expenses over the coverage period.

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Requirements in IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts and guidance in the Basis for


Conclusions on IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
Paragraphs 53–59 of IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
Paragraphs BC288–BC295 of the Basis for Conclusions on IFRS 17 Insurance
Contracts

Transition Resource Group for IFRS 17


This example was included as an Appendix to Agenda Paper 6 discussed at the 2
May 2018 Transition Resource Group for IFRS 17 (TRG) meeting.
- Agenda Paper 6: Implementation challenges outreach report
- Summary of the Transition Resource Group for IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
meeting held on 2 May 2018
Available at: https://www.ifrs.org/news-and-events/calendar/2018/may/ifrs-17-
transition-resource-group/

Webcast explaining the premium allocation approach requirements


- Simplified accounting for contracts with short coverage periods: part 1
- Simplified accounting for contracts with short coverage periods: part 2
Available at: go.ifrs.org/IFRS-17-implementation

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Assumptions
• Insurance services are provided evenly over the coverage period
• No claims are incurred
• For IFRS 17 measurement, the insurance contract is accounted for as a group of
insurance contracts

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1Expected premium receipts allocated to coverage periods (CU1200 / 4 periods =
CU300)

Journal entries
At initial recognition – 01.07.X1
Receipt of premiums:
Dr Cash 1200
Cr Insurance contract liability 1200

Insurance acquisition cash flows:


Dr Insurance contract liability 180
Cr Cash 180

At each reporting date (30.09.X1, 31.12.X1, 31.03.X2 and 30.06.X2)


Amortisation of insurance acquisition cash flows:
Dr Insurance service expenses 45
Cr Insurance contract liability 45

Insurance revenue:
Dr Insurance contract liability 300
Cr Insurance revenue 300

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1Expected premium receipts allocated to coverage periods (CU1200 / 4 periods =
CU300)

Journal entries
At initial recognition – 01.07.X1
Insurance acquisition cash flows:
Dr Insurance contract asset 180
Cr Cash 180

At each reporting date (30.09.X1, 31.12.X1, 31.03.X2 and 30.06.X2)


Amortisation of insurance acquisition cash flows:
Dr Insurance service expenses 45
Cr Insurance contract asset 45

Insurance revenue :
Dr Insurance contract asset 300
Cr Insurance revenue 300

At the end of the coverage period (30.6.X2)


Receipt of premium:
Dr Cash 1200
Cr Insurance contract asset 1200

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1Expected premium receipts allocated to coverage periods (CU1200 / 4 periods =
CU300)

Journal entries
At initial recognition – 01.07.X1
Insurance acquisition cash flows:

Dr Insurance contract asset 180

Cr Cash 180

At each reporting date (30.09.X1, 31.12.X1, 31.03.X2 and 30.06.X2)


Receipt of premiums:

Dr Cash 300

Cr Insurance contract asset 300

Amortisation of insurance acquisition cash flows:

Dr Insurance service expenses 45

Cr Insurance contract asset 45

Insurance revenue:
Dr Insurance contract asset 300

Cr Insurance revenue 300

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