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                  3.  Significant Accounting Policies (cont.)
                        3.19 Revenue Recognition
                              3.19.9  Revenue recognition from government subsidies The asset transactions from appropriated
                  government grants since 2006 are stated as deferred government grants income in liabilities and recognized
                  as government income over its useful lives of assets in compliance with the calculation criteria of depreciation
                  basis TAS 20 : Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance.
                              3.19.10  Revenue recognition from asset transfer for the asset list transferred from  private sector
                  in piping and installation for private consumers and asset transfer income from public sector are presented as
                  deferred private sector donation income and deferred public sector donation income as liabilities respectively
                  and are gradually recognized as income from assets donated by private and public sectors in the annual
                  rate of 12.5 and 3.33 percent respectively according to the useful lives of building and equipment, shown in
                  deferred income from the expansion of water distribution area in the statement of comprehensive income.
                        3.20 Financial Cost
                              Finance cost is expenses incurred from the PWA's funding for its operation such as interest on
                  loans and fees paid.
                              Interest expenses and expenses relating to long-term loans arising from long-term borrowings
                  for the purpose of acquiring fixed assets which are under construction and recognized as cost of work in

                  progress. Interest expenses and long-term loans incurred after the construction is completed are recognized
                  as expenses.
                              Paid interest and expenses occurring from PWA’s investment financing are recognized as an
                  expense according to effective interest rate method.

                  4.  Changes in Accounting Estimates

                        In the fiscal year 2023, the PWA changed the estimates of useful life and residual value of fixed
                  assets as follows:




                                                                                           Useful Life (Year)

                                                                                         Old            New

                        Building and Construction                                        10 - 33        15 - 40

                        Durable Articles                                                  7 - 13          5 - 20


                                                                                            Residual Value

                                                                                         Old            New

                        Durable Articles

                          - Office Equipment                                          2 percent       0 percent
                          - Electricity and Radio Equipment                           2 percent       0 percent

                          - Plant and Machinery Equipment                             2 percent       0 percent
                          - Waterwork Equipment                                       2 percent       0 percent
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