Australian Accounting Review · 2000 · 11 citations · 10 references
BusinessAccountancyAccountingFinancial AccountingPerformance MeasurementStandard-settingAsset ValuationFair Value AccountingFinancial ReportingFinancial StatementsValuation AnalysisValuation PrinciplesFair Value MeasurementFair Value ReportingFair Value StandardFinancial Performance ManagementFinancial Performance ReportingInternational Valuation StandardsValuation Methodology StandardsValuation Report Structure
While progress has been made in rendering financial statements more relevant by the inclusion of current value information, a piecemeal standard‐by‐standard approach has resulted in a lack of consistency in the specification of the valuation bases. At the international level there is disagreement between standard‐ setters on a unifjing concept, with some advocating value to the entity and others favouring fair value. The IASC has a high‐level steering committee addressing the key issues related to financial performance and it will be interesting to see if it can facilitate the progressive swing to current value by providing a sensible framework within which to report value changes.
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The Information Contained in the Components of Earnings
Robert C. Lipe · Journal of Accounting Research · 1986 · 553 citations
Business, Accountancy, Accounting +15