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® International Accounting Standards Board The Future of The Future of International International Financial Reporting Financial Reporting Sir David Tweedie Sir David Tweedie IASB Chairman IASB Chairman

The Future of International Financial Reporting

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The Future of International Financial Reporting. Sir David Tweedie IASB Chairman. Need for Convergence. Attracting investment through transparency Reducing the cost of capital Increasing world-wide investment Reducing costs. IASC Developments. Improvements Project. IASC Developments. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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International Accounting Standards

Board

The Future of International The Future of International Financial ReportingFinancial Reporting

Sir David TweedieSir David TweedieIASB ChairmanIASB Chairman

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®Need for ConvergenceNeed for Convergence

Attracting investment through transparency

Reducing the cost of capital Increasing world-wide investment Reducing costs

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®IASC DevelopmentsIASC Developments

Improvements Project

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®IASC DevelopmentsIASC Developments

Improvements Project IOSCO Agreement

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®IASC DevelopmentsIASC Developments

Improvements Project IOSCO Agreement The Restructuring

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®IASB StructureIASB Structure

19 Trustees

StandardsAdvisoryCouncil

IASB IFRIC

National Standard Setters

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®IASC DevelopmentsIASC Developments

Improvements Project IOSCO Agreement The Restructuring EU 2005

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® IFRS Around the WorldIFRS Around the World

Countries Change Total in 2005 in 2006 in 2006

IFRSs permitted 23 0 23

IFRSs required 65 +1 66 (for all domestic companies)

IFRS required 6 0 6(for some domestic companies)

94 +1 95

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Role of National Standard Role of National Standard SetterSetter

Deal with national issues Align agenda Influence IASB debate Lead on certain issues

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®The AgendaThe Agenda

Improvements IFRS I

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®Grandfather StandardsGrandfather Standards

Insurance Extractive Industries

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®Share Based PaymentsShare Based Payments

Company not party to transaction Employees do not provide services No cost to company EPS hit twice Adverse economic consequences

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®FASB/IASB AgreementFASB/IASB Agreement

Remove differences Align Agendas Interpretation

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®ConvergenceConvergence

Short-term Differences

IASB – - Business combinations (goodwill/brands,

acquisitions, IPR&D)- Asset Disposals and Discontinued

Operations (IFRS 5)- Provisions (soon)

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®ConvergenceConvergence

FASB -- EPS- Voluntary changes in accounting policy - Exchanges of non-monetary assets - Inventory spoilage and idle capacity- Share options

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®Conceptual Framework IssuesConceptual Framework Issues

The objectives of financial reporting Qualitative characteristics Definitions of assets and liabilities Recognition Measurement Presentation

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DR = CR

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Dr = Asset

or

Expense

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Dr = Asset

or

Expense

or

Whatsit

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Reconciliation Plan – Short TermReconciliation Plan – Short Term

IASB - Borrowing costs

- Government grants

- Joint ventures

- Segments

Joint - Impairment

- Income Taxes

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Reconciliation Plan – Short TermReconciliation Plan – Short Term

FASB - Fair value option

- Investment properties

- R&D

- Subsequent events

Joint - Impairment

- Income taxes

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Reconciliation – Major ProjectsReconciliation – Major Projects

Business combinations Consolidations/SPV Financial Instruments Derecognition Fair value measurement Revenue Recognition

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Reconciliation – Major Projects Reconciliation – Major Projects (cont)(cont)

Liability and Equity Leases Intangibles Performance Reporting Pensions

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®Performance ReportingPerformance Reporting

Statements Comprehensive income/Cash flows Recycling Remeasurement

MD&A

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®PensionsPensions

£mDeficit 10Less 10% of liabilities 4

6

Spread over 10 year working lifeDeficit per accounts - £600,000

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®Problems for IASBProblems for IASB

Principles v rules

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®Problems for IASBProblems for IASB

Principles v rules Acceptance of Standards

EUSEC

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®Problems for IASBProblems for IASB

Principles v rules Acceptance of Standards

EUSEC

Enforcement

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®Other ProjectsOther Projects

Insurance Financial Risk Disclosure (IASB) SMEs (IASB)

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