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ARTICLE · 10 OCTOBER 2012

Setting The Standard

The originally proposed three-tier framework has been considerably simplified.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
Fiona Reid
Fiona Reid

The originally proposed three-tier framework has been considerably simplified. In particular, there is no longer a proposed requirement for all 'publically accountable' entities to report under full IFRS. This is good news for credit unions and other not-for-profit entities that might have otherwise been caught by the ASB's definition of publically accountable. The new framework requires only those entities that are currently obliged to prepare accounts under full EU-adopted IFRS to continue to do so, and does not extend this requirement. Company law in the UK does not currently permit charities to prepare accounts under full EU-adopted IFRS.

Other significant changes from the previous proposals were:

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