Accounting alerts
Keeping our clients up-to-date on financial reporting issues
Financial reporting is undergoing rapid change, particularly with the IASB finalising a number of projects effective over the next few years. The need to be kept informed of the latest developments has never been more important.
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2011 Accounting alerts
| Alert | Topic |
| 2011/06 | Disclosing non-IFRS financial information |
| 2011/05 | June 2011 financial reporting: Non-financial reporting (including sustainability and integrated reporting) |
| 2011/04 | June 2011 financial reporting: Impacts of recent and proposed tax changes |
| 2011/03 | June 2011 financial reporting: Impacts of the proposed Australian carbon pricing mechanism |
| 2011/02 | June 2011 financial reporting: Accounting for the impacts of natural disasters |
| 2011/01 | June 2011 financial reporting: Financial reporting in an environment of uncertainty |
2010 Accounting alerts
| Alert | Topic |
| 2010/13 | December AASB meeting - new pronouncements on the horizon |
| 2010/12 | October AASB meeting - Trans-Tasman convergence approaches |
| 2010/11 | September AASB meeting highlights |
| 2010/10 | July AASB meeting - a work in progress |
| 2010/09 | Trans-Tasman convergence - unravelling the tangled web |
| 2010/08 | Financial reporting reform - understanding change |
| 2010/07 | June AASB meeting - RDR on track for early adoption at 30 June 2010 |
| 2010/06 | Financial reporting implications of recent and proposed tax changes |
| 2010/05 | May AASB meeting - RDR to proceed in two stages |
| 2010/04 | April AASB meeting - AASB likely to push forward with RDR |
| 2010/03 | March AASB meeting - inching towards convergence |
| 2010/02 | AASB's 'Reduced Disclosure Regime' (RDR) - no laughing matter |
| 2010/01 | February AASB meeting - the promise of substantial change |
2009 Accounting alerts
| Alert | Topic |
| 2009/12 | December AASB meeting - the lull before the storm |
| 2009/11 | Financial reporting reform – early Christmas present or missed opportunity? |
| 2009/10 | October AASB meeting - push for New Zealand convergence |
| 2009/09 | September AASB meeting - differential reporting without IFRS for SMEs |
| 2009/08 | July AASB meeting - differential reporting without the 'reporting entity' concept |
| 2009/07 | June AASB meeting - watching brief |
| 2009/06 | May AASB meeting - SME or not SME? |
| 2009/05 | April AASB meeting - superannuation plans, financial instrument amendments |
| 2009/04 | Changes to mark-to-market accounting |
| 2009/03 | Financial reporting implications of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme |
| Accounting & Tax alert | IASB's income tax proposals - taxing times ahead |
| 2009/02 | March AASB meeting highlights - one, two or three tiered differential reporting? |
| 2009/01 | February 2009 AASB meeting - exposure documents approved or close to finalisation |
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