
Comment on IASB’s IAS 7 Amendments
The XBRL community is urged to comment on the IASB’s Proposed Amendments to IAS 7.
The XBRL community is urged to comment on the IASB’s Proposed Amendments to IAS 7.
The IASB has released the 2015 XBRL Taxonomy, which includes changes from the three most recent interim releases, the latest of which was in December of 2014. IASB will be hosting a webinar for those with questions on the 2015 Taxonomy on 31 March. The IFRS Taxonomy is the foundation for many XBRL projects around […]
New “In Sync” updates from the IASB – The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has published for public comment the Exposure Draft Disclosure Initiative (Proposed amendments to IAS 7). This Exposure Draft includes proposed changes to the IFRS Taxonomy to reflect the effect of the proposed amendments to IAS 7. This is the first time that proposed […]
The IFRS Foundation has published Interim Release 2 to the IFRS Taxonomy 2014, updated to include IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers, which was published by the IASB on 28 May 2014, and Common Practice (transport and pharmaceuticals). Learn more.
A one-day, free event to inform European and international students and academics on research and career opportunities in the areas of electronic supervision standards, frameworks, and initiatives. Poznan, Poland on 18 November.
The deadline for response to the European Commission’s public consultation on Regulation 1606/2002 (“the IAS Regulation”) is due Friday, 31 October. Click here to read the consultation document. The IFRS Foundation response is available here. [pdf]
The IFRS Foundation has published the Proposed Interim Release 2 to the IFRS Taxonomy 2014 for public comment, along with the accompanying IFRS Taxonomy Guide explaining related terminology.
In an editorial, The Economic Times calls on India to move more quickly towards implementation of IRFS, and that further use of XBRL should be encouraged to “avoid ambiguity and achieve greater transparency”. The editorial goes on to say that “Reform in financial reporting is overdue, and the government must go the whole hog”.