Govt to clear air over IFRS norms
Corporate India can look forward to a clearer roadmap for shifting to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for accounting with the government expected to issue tax-related clarifications in the Budget.
Tweedie Takes a Bow
In June, Sir David Tweedie will retire as chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board, a position he has held since the organization’s inception 10 years ago. Marie Leone – (CFO Magazine) recently asked him about the future of accounting.
Adopt, adapt, accept, acquire IFRS
Indian business environment will face sea of changes when Indian corporates will adopt IFRS in 2011. IFRS conversion requires fundamental change on multiple levels, can take up to several years, and affects virtually every function within an organization. Adopting IFRS is going to be very challenging but at the same time could also be rewarding. PIRON believes Indian corporates are likely to reap significant benefits from adopting IFRS. Improvement in comparability of financial information and financial performance with global peers [...]
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