Maruti Suzuki, Tata Steel, BPCL, UltraTech and Coal India may report 3-12% increase in earnings after to the implementation of new Indian Accounting Standard (Ind-AS).On the other hand, earnings of ITC, Bharti Infratel, Lupin, and Arvind may fall by 4-10%.Companies each with networth of `500 crore or more will adopt the new standards in FY17. The transition will have a considerable impact on the computation of revenue, operating profit, net profit, and networth of the listed companies. Sectors including metals, telecoms, oil & gas, and real estate are likely to be impacted most. According to analyst estimates, the new norms will increase revenues by 4-5%, while overall EBITDA may drop by 2-3%. Sebi has given publicly-listed companies additional one month to declare results for the June and the September quarters to comply with the new norms. The new standards Every country stipulates a method for companies to report financial data based on rules called accounting standards. Ind