IASB Framework The International Accounting Standards Committee Foundation (IASC Foundation) Constitution mentions about the IASB Framework twice, once in paragraph 29 and another in paragraph 43. Paragraph 29 of the IASC Foundation Constitution
The article makes an effort to understand basic concepts of “Revenue recognition” as stated by IAS 18 in a question and answer mode. IAS 18 -- Revenue Recognition What is “Revenue” ?Revenue is the gross inflow of economic be
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Value Added Statement Value Added Statement may be called the part of the development in the financial reporting but the concept of Value Added is considered old. Accountants in UK have periodically deliberated upon that the concept should be incorp
Has India Inc been finally blessed with an amendment that could clear the smoke screen that is being created by the unprecedented volatility in the currency market?There used to be a time when the Indian rupee gained considerably against the U.S doll
Construction Contracts (IAS-11)A Construction contract is defined in IAS 11 as “ …A contract specifically negotiated for the construction of an asset or a combination of assets that are closely interrelated or interdependent in terms o
Author : Suresh Lulla/DNAPerformance measurement, analysis and review are critical steps in an organisation's progress towards its goals and vision. The objective of performance measurement is to steer the company to goal attainment, and enable it to
This Act is enacted to provide for a scheme for the payment of gratuity to employees engaged in factories, mines, oilfields, plantations, ports, railway compani..
Dear All,In india for all Accounting Interpretation we have ASI (Accounting Standard Interpretation) in line of that in IFRS there is also some Interpretation which is known as IFRIC- International Financial Reporting Standards Interpretation Commit
Differences v DividendsØ Dividends are classified as a financial liability and are reported in the income statement as an expense. If dividends are declared subsequent to the balance sheet date, it is not recognised as liability. (I