Ch 22 IFRS Insights Flashcards
IFRS VS GAAP: when change in accounting policy is impracticable
Both say company should report effect in period where it
Is practicable to do so
IFRS VS GAAP: accounting for changes in estimates
Similar btw IFRS and GAAP
IFRS VS GAAP: reporting error corrections in previously issued financial statements
Both standards require restatement
However GAAP is an absolute standard, with no exception
To the rule
IFRS VS GAAP: impracticality exception
IFRS: Applies to both changes in accounting principles
And correction of errors
GAAP: applies only to changes in accounting principle
IFRS VS GAAP: indirect effects of changes in accounting principles
GAAP has detailed guidance on accounting and reporting
Of indirect effects
IFRS does not