All IFRS 15 publications

A collection of all our publications related to the May 2014 revenue recognition standard.

IFRS industry insights: Implications of the new revenue recognition standard on the media sector

28 May 2014

This publication highlights issues from the new revenue recognition standard that will be of interest to those in the media sector.

IFRS industry insights: Implications of the new revenue recognition standard on the real estate sector

28 May 2014

This publication highlights issues from the new revenue recognition standard that will be of interest to those in the real estate sector; the standard could have a major impact on the profile of revenue and profit recognition.

IFRS industry insights: Implications of the new revenue recognition standard on the automotive sector

28 May 2014

This publication highlights issues from the new revenue recognition standard that will be of interest to those in the automotive sector.

IFRS industry insights: Implications of the new revenue recognition standard on the aerospace and defence sector

28 May 2014

This publication highlights issues from the new revenue recognition standard that will be of interest to those in the aerospace and defence sector.

Robert Bruce interviews — IFRS 15 'Revenue from Contracts with Customers'

28 May 2014

In this interview, Robert speaks with Phil Barden, Leader of Deloitte Expert Advisory Panel on Revenue Recognition, Panos Kakoullis, Head of Audit of Deloitte UK, William Touche, a Senior Partner of Deloitte UK’s Technology Group, and Mark Beddy, a Senior Partner of Deloitte UK's Real Estate Group. They discuss the background to the new standard on revenue recognition and the impacts it may have on revenue recognition, particularly in the telecommunications, software and real estate sectors.

IFRS in Focus — IASB issues new standard on revenue recognition

28 May 2014

This newsletter discusses the IASB's new Standard, IFRS 15 'Revenue from Contracts with Customers'. It summarises the final standard’s (1) key provisions, including the specific steps for recognising revenue; (2) other provisions and impacts; (3) disclosure requirements; and (4) effective date and transition.

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