Category IFRS

KPMG Guides to financial statements

KPMG Guides to financial statements help you to prepare financial statements in accordance with IFRS Standards. They have three components: Illustrative disclosures, which illustrate one possible format for financial statements, based on a fictitious multinational corporation; COVID-19 supplement, which illustrates additional…

Interim reporting and IFRS 17

As part of their implementation journey, preparers should consider the interrelationship between their current method and timing of reporting, and the requirements of IFRS 17. This EY (Ernst & Young) publication aims to help preparers navigate this journey and it…

Accounting for cloud computing costs July 2021

This EY publication discusses how an entity might account for a cloud computing arrangement considering the requirements in IFRS. IFRS Standards do not contain explicit guidance about a customer’s accounting for cloud computing arrangements, so judgement will be required to…

Applying IFRS – Accounting for SPACs

Acquisition by a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) offers private companies a way to go public without a traditional initial public offering. As the volume of SPAC transactions continues to grow, stakeholders, including regulators, continue to expect high quality financial…

Acquiring loans Accounting by banks for loans

IFRS 9 Financial Instruments sets out the general principles for recognising, classifying, and measuring financial assets – e.g. loans. These principles apply for both originated and acquired loans and for certain loan commitments, but how do they apply? This KPMG Publication deals…