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UHY ECA Audyt Sp. z o.o. – member of UHY International, a network of independent accounting and consulting firms
UHY ECA Audyt Sp. z o.o.
Połczyńska 31A
01-377 Warszawa
E biuro@uhy-pl.com
impairment test, the performance of which
required the application of significant
management judgment and estimates, in
particular with respect to projected future cash
flows and the assumptions adopted.
This matter was considered a key audit matter
due to the materiality of the carrying amount of
the asset, the change in the Company’s approach
to the capitalisation of development costs, and
the high level of management judgment
involved in performing the impairment test.
Reference to disclosures in the separate financial
statements
Details regarding the capitalisation of
development expenditures (including
information on the results of the impairment
test performed) are disclosed in notes 2.1, 2.2,
2.3, 2.4 and 29 to the separate financial
statements, while the accounting policies are
described in the explanatory notes to the
separate financial statements.
IAS 38, including with respect to the cessation
of further capitalisation of development costs,
performing detailed substantive procedures
regarding the accuracy of allocation and
completeness of development expenditures,
including costs capitalised in the current
period,
evaluating the impairment test performed,
including its mathematical accuracy, the
reasonableness of key assumptions adopted
and the consistency of financial projections
with the Company’s approved plans,
performing sensitivity analysis of the test to
changes in key assumptions, in particular the
level of projected cash flows and the discount
rate,
discussing with the Company’s Management
and other authorised personnel the key
assumptions adopted for the impairment test
and the rationale for ceasing further
capitalisation of costs,
analysing the disclosures included in the
separate financial statements with respect to
completed development costs and the
impairment test performed.
SALES REVENUES
The procedures we performed at the entity
understanding stage, together with our data
analysis, resulted in the identification of a risk
related to the recognition and measurement of
revenue from sales. The risk of improper
revenue recognition may arise in particular from
fraud involving the recognition of revenue from
the sale of goods and services in an incorrect
period.
This matter was considered a key audit matter
due to the materiality of the amounts involved,
Our procedures on the identified key audit
matter included, but were not limited to, the
following:
reviewing the accounting policies related to
revenue recognition and assessing their
compliance with IFRS 15,
obtaining an understanding of the sales
process and evaluating the design and
implementation of internal controls in this
area,