German FinancialAccounting Content:Translation Journal: a Web publication for translators by translators about translators and translation
FASB: FinancialAccounting Standards Board Content:The designated private sector organization in the U.S. that establishes financialaccounting and reporting standards. FASB standards are recognized as authoritative by the U.S. Securities and...
FinancialAccountingStandard (FAS) Content:The letters FAS followed by a number (i.e., FAS 109) refer to a Statementof Position from the FinancialAccounting Standards Board (FASB). These statements provide definitive accounting guidance on many topics for U.S.- based entities. Also called...
New AccountingStandard AAS 31 'Financial Reporting - Apr 97 Content:The release of Australian AccountingStandard AAS 31 'Financial Reporting by Governments' represents the final stage of the Public Sector Accounting Standards Board's (PSASB) program to bring public sector financial reporting into line with the private...
In June of 1998, FASB issued StatementofFinancialAccounting Standards No[application/msword] Content:In June of 1998, FASB issued StatementofFinancialAccounting Standards No. 133, Accounting for Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities (“FAS 133”). This new standard addresses the diverse and sometimes conflicting accounting practices that...
New AccountingStandard Summaries by PIR Content:This site provides new developments in accounting standards and financial reporting rules since the publications of the current edition of Fundamental Analysis Worldwide
FASB: FinancialAccounting Standards Board Content:The mission of the FinancialAccounting Standards Board is to establish and improve standards offinancialaccounting and reporting for the guidance and education of the public, including issuers, auditors, and users offinancial information
FinancialAccounting Standards Foundation - AccountingStandard Boards - "Our stance Content:Note: This is a comment on the IFAD (The International Forum on Accountancy Development) Report "GAAP Convergence 2002" compiled by six international accounting firms, which might cause unnecessary confusion about our stance on convergence. We reaffirmed...