
Episode 23: PwC IFRS Talks: Initial Coin Offering (ICOs) 101
What is an Initial Coin Offering (ICO)? How would you record the debits and credits?
IFRS is the common global financial reporting language. Major new standards for financial instruments, revenue recognition and leasing present significant challenges to preparers of financial statements. You'll find the latest practical application guidance from the experts at PwC here.
What is an Initial Coin Offering (ICO)? How would you record the debits and credits?
How do you get started with IFRS 16? Our new video series explains all the key areas to consider, from the technical accounting to gathering the data and implementing systems.
The IASB has revised its Conceptual Framework. This will not result in any immediate change to IFRS, but the Board and Interpretations Committee will use the revised Framework in setting future standards. It is therefore helpful for stakeholders to understand the concepts in the Framework and the potential ways in which they might impact future guidance.
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This publication presents illustrative interim financial statements for a fictitious listed company, VALUE IFRS Plc, for the six months to 30 June 2018.
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Get prepared for Q1 2018 with this IFRS quarterly update edition.
An investors view on the new standards. Hilary explains what investors want to know on IFRS 15,16 and IFRS 9.
Have you considered how to apply IFRS 9's forward-looking impairment model to inter-company loans receivable? This In Depth explores which inter-company loans are affected and what you need to consider.
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The retail and consumer industry is heavily impacted by IFRS 16 with a median increase in debt of almost 100%. This In depth supplement highlights the most significant challenges for the retail and consumer industry including renewal options, variable payments and key money.
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New accounting standards have been finalised by the International Accounting Standards Board for Financial Instruments (IFRS 9), Revenue (IFRS 15) and Leases (IFRS 16). They come into effect in 2018/19. Our IFRS Standardsbearer report highlights where the new standards may affect your existing IFRS financial statements and gives your implementation projects a fast start.
The PwC IFRS Manual of Accounting is our collected insights on the application of IFRS, the language of the global capital markets. IFRS requires professional accountants and preparers to make judgements when applying the standards. We share the practical IFRS knowledge of the PwC network with those charged with preparing, auditing, enforcing and perhaps most importantly using IFRS financial statements.
Mary Dolson
Partner, IFRS specialist
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