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The objectives of financial reporting encompass a decision usefulness role for accounting information. Information is decision useful when it assists users to make decisions about investing in or doing business with an entity. Decision usefulness is therefore an essential part of the framework...
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The decision of the Commission of the European Union (EU) to oblige listed European companies, from 2005 onwards, to establish their consolidated financial statements according to IFRS (IAS) represents a preliminary peak in the internationalization process of financial accounting in Europe. The...
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This paper brings together the comments made by the European Accounting Association's Financial Reporting Standards Committee to a discussion paper (DP) issued by European Financial Reporting Advisory Group/UK Accounting Standards Board (ASB). It analyses the content of the DP and then discusses...
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In course of the increasing adoption of accrual accounting in the public sector the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are applied as a reference system. This article analysis the appropriateness of the underlying concepts and principles of the IFRS expressed in the so-called...
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It is often stressed that the process of IASC standard setting and its output are very much influenced by the Anglo-American accounting approach. This is considered to be one of the major reasons for the obvious reluctance of countries to adopt the international accounting standards. The...
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According to the Framework of the IASB, profit is a frequently used measure of an entity's performance. Yet in developing its standards, the IASB has not paid much attention to the presentation of profit, but primarily concentrated on recognition and measurement requirements. As a consequence,...
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According to the Framework of the IASB, profit is a frequently used measure of an entity's performance. Yet in developing its standards, the IASB has not paid much attention to the presentation of profit, but primarily concentrated on recognition and measurement requirements. As a consequence,...
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