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Methodological aspects of accounting for transactions under barter agreements in the current context of sanctions pressure

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NBNadezhda Begisheva

Key Points

  • This article aims to address the accounting processes related to barter and exchange agreements amid sanctions.
  • Examines the accounting of barter and exchange transactions
  • Discusses recording methods step by step
  • Highlights terms and specifics of barter agreements
  • Provides practical examples of accounting in barter
  • Defines approaches for valuation of exchanged goods
  • Identified competent approaches to accounting under barter agreements
  • Defined market value of exchanged property
  • Showcased methods to minimize inflation risks
  • Facilitated foreign trade companies in mutual payments during sanctions

Abstract

This article examines the proper accounting of transactions under barter and exchange agreements. It also substantiates the relevance of their use by Russian enterprises operating under sanctions. The process of establishing records for exchange transactions is discussed step by step. The specifics of concluding barter and exchange agreements, their execution, and the terms of the transaction are highlighted. Particular attention is paid to determining the value of the exchanged property. Practical examples of accounting for exchange transactions and determining the price in barter agreements are provided. Approaches to the valuation of exchanged goods for accounting and tax purposes are defined. The results of the study are aimed at developing a competent approach to accounting of transactions and taxation under barter agreements, determining the market value of the exchanged property. This will allow companies to acquire what they want, sell their own products, and minimize inflation risks without withdrawing funds from circulation, while allowing foreign trade companies to avoid sanctions-related difficulties in making mutual payments.

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Nadezhda Begisheva (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbe2f2164b5133a91a2529https://doi.org/10.12737/1998-0701-2026-12-4-15-23
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