Chapter 1 (The regulatory framework) Flashcards

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Main sources of regulation?

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LAS

  1. Legislation
  2. Accounting standards
  3. Stock exchange regulations
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The bodies of the IFRS Foundation?

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  • IFRS Advisory Council
  • IASB (International Accounting Standards Board)
  • IFRS Interpretations Committee
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What is the aim/objectives for the IFRS Foundation?

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The aim är FRÄMST #1.

  1. To develop high-quality accounting standards (these standards require high quality, transparent and comparable information so that stakeholders can make a bbetter economic decision)
  2. To promote the use and rigorous application of those standards
  3. ? Se “c)” på sida 8
  4. To promote and facilitate adoption of the IFRS Standards
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The structure of an IFRS Standard

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TROB BODE (trombon)

  1. Transitional provisions
  2. Objectives
  3. Body of the standard
  4. Definitions

An IFRS Standard or an IAS Standard consists of a set of numbered paragraphs and is
typically made up of some or all of the following sections:
○ introduction
○ objectives and scope of the standard
○ definitions of terms used in the standard (these may be in an Appendix)
○ the body of the standard
○ effective date and transitional provisions
○ approval by the IASB and any dissenting opinions by IASB members

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Basis for conclusion

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A standard may be accompanied by a basis for conclusions. It is not a part of the standard itself but it sets out the considerations which were taken into account when the standard was devised

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How many countries today are compliant with IFRS?

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Ca 140. Hela EU + en del andra länder såsom Ryssland och Kanada.

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