IASB chair sets out IFRS priorities for 2022

The priorities for IFRS in the next year include projects to review primary financial statements, post-implementation reviews and goodwill and impairment, according to the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)

Speaking at the AICPA and CIMA Conference, the chair of the IASB, Andreas Barckow said that the primary financial statements project consists of three key elements - creating a better structure for the statement of profit or loss by introducing an operating, investing and financing category of income and expenses and requiring companies to present two new subtotals; improving the way companies aggregate and disaggregate information; and requiring the disclosure of information of some management-defined performance measures.

The IASB has also proposed limited changes to the statement of cash flows to improve consistency in classification by removing certain reporting options.

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