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August 2011 » Accounting Policy Options in IFRS
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Eva K. Jermakowicz, PhD, CPA, and Barry Jay Epstein, PhD, CPA
As the SEC continues working on its final road map to transition U.S. publicly traded companies to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), advance planning is the best way for companies to prepare for this seemingly inevitable change. It also presents companies with a unique opportunity to comprehensively reassess their financial reporting policies. Doing so may provide management with the occasion to reconsider whether their accounting policies reflect mainstream practices in their respective industries, provide users with the clearest understanding of the underlying economics of the business, and convey the desired degree of management prudence and transparency in financial reporting.
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