Leases

18

Revenue recognition

19

Employee benefits

20

Government Grants accounting and disclosures

21

Effects of changes in foreign exchange

22

Business combinations

23

Borrowing costs

24

Related party disclosures

25

Accounting for investments

26

Retirement benefit plans – accounting and reporting

27

Consolidated financial statements

28

Investments in associates

29

Financial reporting in hyperinflationary economy

30

Financial statements of financial institutions – disclosures

31

Joint ventures

32

Financial instruments – presentation

33

Earnings per share

34

Interim financial reporting

35

Discontinued operations

36

Impairment of assets

37

Provisions, contingent assets and liabilities

38

Intangible assets

39

Financial instruments – recognition and measurement

40

Investment property

41

Agriculture

[linkunit]Above financial reporting standards are espoused by many countries to ensure transparency in financial reporting. But at the same these standards do not supersede the local legislations. Once adopted the local listed companies and large institutions are required to prepare financial statements in accordance with the principles of international financial reporting standards. The auditors specifically audit the financial statements to check the implementation of the standards and their adherence in letter and spirit.

The countries assuming and implementing the financial reporting standards attract investments to a great extent due to the confidence of investors in transparent financial reporting based on internationally accepted financial reporting standards. The financial information presented in a uniform format on the basis of internationally accepted principles becomes more understandable and reliable for the alien investors and they become capable of making decisions regarding their investments in far reaching countries and out of home ventures.

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