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IASB Can Take a Hint, Will Delay New Revenue Recognition Rules
After releasing its proposal to delay its revenue recognition rule back in April, the IASB […]
IFRS Fanboy to World: Global Adoption of IFRS Is Inevitable
"The quality of financial information produced by IFRS is very high, thanks to the work […]
IASB Vice Chairman Suggests Adopting IFRS Is the Only Solution to Convergence Failure
You know, I have to give it to these guys, they are nothing if not […]
IASB Backtracks on Lease Accounting But Definitely Not Because of FASB
Funny that the IASB and FASB working together on a new lease accounting standard was […]
IASB Chairman to Take His Accounting Standards and Go Home If FASB Doesn’t Want to Play
Hans Hoogervorst doesn’t sound at all passive aggressive here or anything:
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IASB Vice Chairman Calls FASB a Bunch of Old Timey Back-Tracking Liars
The IASB has been frustrated with heel-dragging on this side of the pond for as […]
Five Things You Need to Know About New Revenue Recognition Rules
Knowing us, you can guess where we're going with this. We're not writing a how-to […]
Companies Wanting More Liabilities on Their Balance Sheets Will Love the New Lease Accounting Proposal
What's that you say, Hans? No one wants more liabilities on their balance sheet? […]
You Know the Convergence of Loan Loss Accounting Is in Sorry Shape When Banks Are a Voice of Reason
Right now, the FASB and IASB are nowhere near agreeing on how loan loss accounting […]
Maybe We Should Just Let the Banks Write Their Own Loan Loss Accounting Rules
Banks really appreciate the effort to move away from the recognition of losses as they […]
IASB Practically Begging the U.S. to Join Its New Accounting Standards Advisory Forum Now
Back in November the IASB came up with the idea to start a new cool […]