Coronavirus and IFRS – What is happening?
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Silvia
Over past few months, coronavirus became the most mentioned word everywhere. No wonder – not only it takes lives of our dear ones, but it also affects our daily life in many different ways. In many countries, people cannot go to work, kids cannot go…
Accounting Policies and Estimates, Financial Instruments, Financial Statements, Non-current Assets
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Example: Cash flow projections and value in use under IAS 36
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Silvia
In my last article, I tried to outline the main things to consider and to avoid when preparing the cash flow projections for the impairment tests under IAS 36. Here let’s illustrate the theory and show the numerical example of making cash flow projections for…
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