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By the mid 1980s, Vietnam's economic system had deteriorated to the point of crisis. Chronic shortages of key staples had fanned hyperinflation and localised outbreaks of commercial activities contrary to central regulations had become endemic. In the face of these forces, a vigorous reform...
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Discount rate selection represents a centrally material factor impacting valuation models. Given the strong reliance on discounted cash flow modelling as a basis for determining an assets recoverable amount, the judgement exercised by reporting entities regarding rate selection is of paramount...
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The adoption of IFRS based reporting in Australia for all reporting periods commencing 1 January 2005 onwards resulted in substantial variations to prior accepted reporting practices. One area in which change was particularly profound was in the shift to an impairment testing based regime for...
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Over the past decade, the governments of a growing number of jurisdictions throughout the world have elected to implement accrual accounting and financial reporting as the basis for their reformed financial management architectures. This phenomenon has been widely debated in public management...
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In 1998, the government of Victoria, Australia implemented a comprehensive, state wide accrual output based budgeting (AOBB) system. This initiative represented an important element of a stream of new public financial management (NPFM) type reforms introduced in Victoria from 1992 onwards,...
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Discount rate selection represents a centrally material factor impacting valuation models. Given the strong reliance on discounted cash flow modelling as a basis for determining an asset’s recoverable amount, the judgment exercised by reporting entities regarding rate selection is of paramount...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014198156
The transition to IFRS based reporting has resulted in fundamental departures from many of the long accepted norms embedded in indigenous GAAP systems now superseded in IFRS adopting jurisdictions. The rules relating to goodwill accounting, measurement and reporting represent an excellent case...
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Drawing on data from a sample of 168 firms listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) over three consecutive years (2005, 2006 and 2007), this study focuses on the issue of IFRS compliance and disclosure quality. Using the requirements of FRS 36 in relation to goodwill impairment testing as...
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With the introduction in the 1998-99 state budget of accrual output-based management (AOM), the state of Victoria in Australia is now at the cutting edge of a global public sector management transformation movement. The fundamental elements of financial management change are a full accrual...
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This paper describes accrual base output base budgeting, (AOBB), system and examines their adoption in Australia. An analysis of claims made about AOBB systems by central agency reformers is set out and the conclusion offered that these claims are fundamentally rhetorical in their...
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