The new consolidation standard places
a significant burden on preparers, says Andrew Davies
Earlier this year, the International Accounting Standards Board
(IASB) issued four new standards, including one that has changed the
concept of control. The global financial crisis put particular emphasis
on this project. It followed criticism that some entities were not
consolidating entities they seemed to control, or were funding a distressed
entity where previously they had never disclosed a relationship or
obligation.
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