International Reporting: May 2012

IFRS expert David Cairns provides a round-up of the key changes in international accounting standards and developments at the IASB

Revenue

Revenue is the largest number affecting profit and loss in International Financial Reporting Standards’ (IFRS) financial statements but the related accounting policies are often little more than ‘boilerplate’ summaries of the requirements of IAS 18, Revenue.

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