The need, the evolution and a Comparison
What you will learn
Accounting Standards and its need
Regulatory and conceptual framework of accounting
Accounting standards board and other regulatory bodies
IFRS as a guideline for ASB of India
Key comparison between IFRS and GAAP
Description
This short lecture would enable the viewer to appreciate the need for uniform accounting practices, standard accounting principles adopted by each Accounting standards Board and framework to restate financial statements for comparison of cross border businesses globally.
The conceptual and regulatory framework of accounting standards is a necessary knowledge all aspiring finance and accountancy course candidates must have. This topic is the first in the syllabus of most renowned courses on Finance and/ or accounting.
You would be able to appreciate after this course,
- What are accounting practices?
- Why we need common accounting procedures?
- What is a regulatory body?
- Why is there a need for regulatory body?
- What is GAAP?
- Who issues the GAAP?
- To whom does GAAP apply?
- Evolution of Accounting standards boards like CAP, APB, FASB, GASB & EITF
- US GAAP Vs. Accounting Standards of other countries
- FASB Vs. IASB
- What is IFRS?
- A Comparison of key features between GAAP and IFRS
Professional courses such as CA, CPA, CMA, ACCA and even graduate and post graduate courses such as Bachelorβs level and Master level programs offered by renowned universities include this topic as a foundational bed rock to build concepts upon.
There are many more such concept videos that shall be posted shortly that complement and build upon the concepts one after the other that would equip the viewer to appreciate the concepts of accounting and financial reporting at the grass root level.
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