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IFRS: reporting when going concern no longer applies
IFRS IFRS: reporting when going concern no longer applies
Both IAS 1 and IAS 10 suggest that a departure from the going concern basis is required when specified circumstances exist. Neither Standard however provides any details of an alternative basis of preparation and how it may differ from the going concern basis. Entities will therefore need to develop an appropriate basis of preparation. This IFRS Viewpoint addresses some of the issues that entities will face when doing so.
Louise Kelly
Louise Kelly
| 13 Mar 2017
IFRS: Classification of loans with covenants
Publication IFRS: Classification of loans with covenants
Loan agreements often include covenants that, if breached by the borrower, permit the lender to demand repayment before the loan’s normal maturity date. In response to a borrower’s request, lenders may decide to voluntarily waive some or all of the rights they acquire as a result of a breach. This IFRS Viewpoint provides guidance on the classification of long-term loans payable as either current or non-current when covenants are present.
Louise Kelly
Louise Kelly
| 28 Jan 2016
IFRS: Related party loans at below-market interest rates
Publication IFRS: Related party loans at below-market interest rates
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Louise Kelly
Louise Kelly
| 17 Sep 2015

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