Question about IFRS transition
As someone could let me know when all European entities should comply with the IFRS reporting format.
Up to now we comply with the LuxGaap or USGaap but I heard that we should report next January 2008 in IFRS.
Have you the article who mentioned this transition ?
Thanks and kind regards
Dominique
Dear Dominique,Per my understanding all EU entities should comply with IFRS in 2007.
See extract below:
“Currently, the EU has adopted all IFRSs, though one aspect of IAS 39
was modified. The modification affects only a small percentage of EU
banks following IFRSs. Also, EU and EEA member states are permitted to
defer the application of IFRSs until 2007 for (a) companies that only
have debt securities listed in a public securities market and/or (b)
companies whose securities are admitted to public trading in a
non-member state and that, for that purpose, have been using
internationally accepted standards other than IFRSs (such as US GAAP)
since a financial year that started prior to adoption of the European
IAS regulation. Click for Latest Information on which of the EU and
EEA members will use this option”
For additional information click these links:
http://www.iasplus.com/europe/0501ias-use-of-options.pdf
http://www.iasplus.com/country/luxembou.htm
Hope this information could help you out!
Regards,
Rodrigo
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