Four recent IFRS Insights newsletters

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03 Jun 2009

We have posted four recent IFRS Insights newsletters from Deloitte & Touche LLP (United States). IFRS Insights provides news on the latest developments on IFRSs, practical suggestions for companies addressing IFRSs, updates on the regulatory environment, and references to relevant tools and resources.

Below are the download links and key features of the four new editions. We have permanent links to all IFRS Insights Here.

IFRS Insights Volume 10 (April-May 2009) (PDF 314k)

  • A feature about the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposed IFRS roadmap
  • An article about IFRS and tax considerations related to share-based compensation plans
  • A brief overview of IAS 17 Leases
  • Preview of results from a recent IFRS poll
IFRS Insights Volume 9 (March 2009) (PDF 331k)
  • A feature on some lessons learned by companies implementing IFRS
  • An article discussing IFRS considerations for audit committees
  • A brief overview of International Accounting Standard (IAS) 38, Accounting for Intangible Assets
  • A preview of survey results about recent IFRS trends
IFRS Insights Volume 8 (February 2009) (PDF 604k)
  • A feature on the latest IFRS developments, including the revised Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) comment deadline for the proposed IFRS roadmap
  • An article discussing IFRS and human resources issues
  • A brief overview of International Accounting Standard (IAS) 37
  • Featured polling results about private companies and IFRS
IFRS Insights Volume 7 (January 2009) (PDF 209k)
  • A Q&A with Sir David Tweedie, the chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
  • An article about IFRS and state taxes
  • A brief overview of International Accounting Standard (IAS) 36 Impairment of Assets
  • Featured results from a recent IFRS poll

 

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