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  • Explain impact of IFRS starting in 2003

    Dec 11, 2003

    In its Letter of Comment on a consultation paper, Draft Recommendation for Additional Guidance Regarding the Transition to IFRS, issued by the Committee of European Securities Regulators, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales has urged companies to explain the impact of switching from UK GAAP to IFRS as soon as reasonably practicable.

  • IFRS will be acceptable to tax authorities in Britain

    Dec 11, 2003

    In his Annual Pre-Budget Report to the House of Commons, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announced the following -->"deregulations: firms applying international accounting standards will not have to submit a second and separate set of accounts to the Inland Revenue.

  • Is a whole new business reporting model needed?

    Dec 11, 2003

    The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales has published New Reporting Models for Business, a report aimed at widening debate on how businesses should report to their various stakeholders.

  • IFRIC project summaries updated

    Dec 10, 2003

    We have updated the following summaries of IFRIC agenda projects to reflect the deliberations and decisions reached at IFRIC's meeting on 2-3 December 2003: IAS 17, Leases: Rights of Use of Assets IAS 17, Leases: Service Concession Arrangements IAS 19, Employee Benefits: Allocation of Benefits to Periods of Service IAS 19, Employee Benefits: Money Purchase Plans with Minimum Guarantee IAS 29: First-time Adoption of IAS 29 IAS 37, Provisions: Changes in Decommissioning Liabilities IAS 38, Intangible Assets: Emission Rights IAS 41: Fair Value Measurement Issues in Agriculture .

  • Steps toward IFRS convergence in New Zealand

    Dec 09, 2003

    The New Zealand Financial Reporting Standards Board has issued two exposure drafts as part of the process to converge with International Financial Reporting Standards.